Follow the Army? In Your Dreams! A Rich Girl Comes to Divorce

Historical · Romance · Drama

The short drama has already been released.

Wen Yi, a world-famous jewelry designer in the 21st century, transmigrates to 1971.

Seven years later, her chief-officer husband and her son only love the white moonlight. Wen Yi feels that living a beautiful single life on her own is very satisfying.

Yet she unexpectedly awakens to the plot of the latter half of her life.

It turns out she is a vicious tool-character side character in a period-era tragic romance ending in despair.

Her son is actually the male lead of the original story: a crazed, gloomy Buddhist-like figure from the Jing circle.

Her son and her military officer husband will both love the white moonlight mother and daughter without question.

When her son grows up, he locks his own biological father in a psychiatric hospital and breaks the limbs of his own mother, throwing her into the mountains to be fed to wolves.

Because he blindly protects the white moonlight’s daughter, who is the daughter of his cheap husband’s white moonlight, he tortures another girl body and soul until that girl dies; only then does he wake up. In the end, he gives all of the Lu family’s assets to the white moonlight mother and daughter, and jumps from a building while holding the girl’s corpse.

After awakening, Wen Yi is terrified. As for her cheap husband Lu Zeming being locked in a psychiatric hospital, that is quite acceptable, but she strongly disagrees with her own ending and with that innocent girl meeting such a fate.

So she chases after Lu Zeming to the military family compound to get a divorce and stay away from these psychos.

But while waiting for the divorce, she discovers that Lu Zeming is not only powerful and important, but also capable of making money appear out of nowhere.

Facing such a high-quality cash machine, she says that living beautifully on her own is very enjoyable.

Later, everyone praises the white moonlight: gentle, generous, and able to earn money to support the family.

Lu Zeming says instead:

"So what? My wife is crude and savage and also knows how to spend money and waste money."