I Transmigrated into a Scholar's Bridegroom, Married to Bring Him Good Fortune

It's pretty good looking, but it feels weird to replace Xie's mother. After all, Xie's mother is not sick or in trouble, but she is suddenly replaced by someone else. It's quite strange.

It's pretty cool, but I just don't understand why Mother Xie was replaced?

So why should Mother Xie be replaced with someone who is of no use and only eats free rice????

They all said that they thought this mother's change was unreasonable, but I think it is quite reasonable, because without other elements, the number one scholar can only be the number one scholar, and the status may not be easily improved to the level of a relative of the emperor. The palace is so chaotic, who can guarantee that someone will cause trouble when it is not related?

When faced with the question of him changing the protagonist's wife, I think this is a foreshadowing. They may recognize each other later, so the protagonist will rise to a high position, and then he may be named a prince.

It's not bad. I'm exposed to reality very quickly. I'm lucky to have a golden finger. I'm a little bit confused. If there's something wrong, it should be because I saw something. Doesn't the protagonist already know that he is not the original owner? Doesn't he have any suspicion? I won't be curious about why he became like this! Is it accepted too quickly? It's just my personal opinion.

I think it's good for Xie's mother to be like this. She has two filial sons and can fill in the gap for a child who has never received maternal love 😄😄😄😄

Not bad, very pretty!!

It's very beautiful and the subject matter is very novel! At first, Xie's mother's soul was changed, which was a bit unacceptable, but later on it turned around!

Okay, but is there any foreshadowing of the exchange between Xie's mother and Qiao Nannan?