Qu Fulan was unaware that someone was thinking of her.
That night, she had a dream.
Dreamed of the original female protagonist crying.
In a desolate and empty room.
In stark contrast to the scene outside, with its lavish wedding festivities and bridal candles.
...
Qu Fulan woke up in the middle of the night, feeling her cheeks cool. She touched them to find tears soaking her pillow.
Were they the original memories stimulating her empathy?
She remembered the dream accurately; it was a scene she'd once read in a novel.
Perhaps because the Pei Mansion was nearing a celebration, with red lanterns hung everywhere, she was "triggered by her surroundings."
But the scene in the dream did not take place at the Pei Family.
It was about the female protagonist's experiences after leaving the Pei Mansion.
Qu Fulan still remembers her feelings after finishing that novel.
She felt sorry for the female protagonist's misfortune and angry at her lack of resistance.
