In her past life, Ye Ling, a girl from the countryside, was consumed by vanity and self-doubt. She died alone, burdened with guilt over her husband, having lived as the quintessential supporting character.
Reborn, Ye Ling embraces her role as a supporting character, hoping to atone for her past regrets. Yet, she discovers that her 'husband from another life'—strong on the outside but gentle within—also harbors feelings for another.
In the end, she simply wants to tell him: "Bro, we're both just supporting characters."

Ye Ling glanced around again, seeing no one, she quickly took off her clothes, left with just underwear, and waded into the water. She walked to a spot where the water reached her waist and squatted down. By her side, there was a big stone. Ye Ling splashed water on the stone to clean it before leaning against it. She let her hair down, washed it thoroughly, tied it up into a bun on top of her head, and then began to wash her body. In both her lifetimes, Ye Ling had never taken such a liberating bath. The anxiety she felt earlier began to ease, so she wasn't in a hurry to leave.


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