A Young Wife's Fight to Change Her Fate in the Eighties, While Her Stoic Husband Begs Her to Join the Army

Bai Zhi Tao opens her eyes to discover she has transmigrated into a book, becoming a temporary foil to the heroine, Bai Yu Zhen. The original owner came from a simple yet wealthy family. She was beautiful and had a fiancé, but she gave the heroine money, a job, and a house. In the end, she learned that her fiancé had died in battle and passed away from grief. Already resentful of having transmigrated, Bai Zhi Tao refuses to follow the script. She throws off the covers, ready to sell the job and the house and turn the story upside down, only to be reset a full twelve times! If she doesn’t follow the plot, all kinds of deaths await her, and then she is sent back to the beginning and forced to follow it. Driven to the brink, Bai Zhi Tao makes up her mind: if she can’t escape the plot, she’ll fight it to the bitter end! If she can’t sell the job, she’ll go work there herself. If she can’t sell the house, she’ll rent it out. If the heroine has her eye on the family’s money, she’ll arrange for a “thief” to pay them a visit. Even the heroine’s windfall, which could turn up anywhere, she’ll get her hands on first. Her motto is to do the opposite. The more the heroine is thwarted and unhappy, the better Bai Zhi Tao feels. Even if changing the plot brings her undeserved trouble, as long as she doesn’t die and get reset, it’s a win! As for the original owner’s fiancé “Comrade He Jue, is our engagement still on?” The taciturn man, never good with words, falls silent for three seconds. Bai Zhi Tao suddenly understands: “If that’s the case, then let’s call off the engagement. But come back on the twentieth of this month so we can discuss it.” He immediately calls off the engagement. He Jue is wronged. He Jue is upset. He was only trying to figure out how to answer without sounding too eager. Bai Zhi Tao rolls her eyes. She was trying to save his life, for goodness’ sake. He Jue: “No!”