From the Start, I Divorced the Future Empress, Then Eloped with a Blind Little Beggar

The main character flies. She was reborn, and even with the system, she couldn't beat the original heroine. Then the original heroine said at the beginning that she was having an affair with someone else, flirting again, and then in chapter 70 or 80, she was bound to the husband-chasing system, and she was about to clear her name. Isn't this a proper green turtle? Just a lump

Does the protagonist do anything without considering the consequences? Was a thousand years of your previous life in vain?

The book looks pretty good, and most of the content is interesting. I also have a few things I'm curious about: 1. The protagonist was reborn from a thousand years later. Before his rebirth, he endured for his wife for thousands of years. However, after his rebirth, he seemed very impulsive and emotional (was it because he was divorced by his wife and his whole family was killed!) 2. The protagonist did not have a system when he traveled through time in his previous life, but he has a system after his rebirth (because the system was late, so the protagonist who had deviated from the original trajectory was reborn? The wife the protagonist married in the previous life was not the same person as the wife bound to the system, causing the system to fail to start?) 3. The empress is bound to a husband-chasing system, and this type of system often appears in regret streams. Does this imply that the empress repented after the death of the protagonist in the previous life, and after her incredible cultivation, she created this system and bound the empress in this life to make up for her regrets?

The protagonist is as if he has not been reborn, and feels average

Come on, author, the plot is quite novel and interesting🥳