Ji Yunxiao is beautiful and brilliant, adored by many, and is truly the winner of life. However, after inexplicably entering a novel, she becomes the much-despised, dramatic supporting female character.
When Ji Yunxiao first arrived in this world, her identity was still the nominal wife of the female protagonist. But Ji Yunxiao didn’t want to get involved in a melodramatic love story; she just wanted to be free as soon as possible. So, she drafted a divorce agreement and invited the female protagonist, Lin Qianwei, to meet.
The beautiful female protagonist is only 25 this year. She wears a red dress that wraps around her graceful figure, with a cold expression, delicate features, and a seductive mole at the corner of her eye that adds to her charm.
Ji Yunxiao couldn’t help but be mesmerized.
Ji Yunxiao changed her mind.
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Ji Yunxiao didn’t want to divorce.
Because she recognized that the female protagonist, Lin Qianwei, in this world was her long-lost first love, her “white moonlight” (idealized love).
She used all sorts of methods to try to keep Lin Qianwei and prolong their marriage, but after much entangling, that beauty, who was like a distant flower, stood up, donned her clothes, and coldly said to her: “Let’s divorce.”
Ji Yunxiao felt a deep pain, but she closed her eyes, holding herself back, and said: “Alright.”
They got divorced.
Outside the civil affairs bureau, Lin Qianwei turned around without a second glance, not even sparing Ji Yunxiao another look, resolute as if she would never again be involved with anything related to Ji Yunxiao.
Everyone thought their story ended there, but no one knew that later that night, the drunk beauty shed her cold exterior and threw herself into Ji Yunxiao’s arms.
Lin Qianwei cried, her beautiful yet fragile face turned upward, and she pitifully asked: “Wife, why don’t you kiss me?”
She cried, acting coy: “Wife, kiss me.”
