Sang Zhu was busy with internships just before graduation when a disruption in the planes of the vast universe caused her to transmigrate overnight to the Wei Dynasty, a kingdom that had never existed in history. She became the fourth daughter of the concubine-born branch of the Sang family.
But just after arriving at the Sang household, before she had even finished looking around the estate, she was told to take the place of her legitimate elder sister and marry the legitimate second son of the Marquis of Loyalty and Valor as a good-luck bride.
She heard that Jiang Liu, the second son of the Marquis, had been frail since childhood and was not long for this world. While everyone gossiped and pitied her for being doomed to widowhood, Sang Zhu looked at her life in the Sang household, where her allowance was docked and she had to eat plain rice porridge with pickled vegetables, and happily accepted her fate as a good-luck bride. Who could understand the joy of having plenty to eat and drink without having to serve a man?
But can someone tell her why this second son of the Jiang family seems so different from the rumors?
My husband is not long for this world,
or so I thought.
Author's note: One-on-one romance.
Lighthearted, with household intrigue. The female lead has a modern mindset, and the story will explore gender equality.
The male lead will probably appear around Chapter 10.
The male lead is a wolf in sheep's clothing.
An alternate-history story. The dynasty in the novel is fictional, with no real-life counterpart.
Female lead: Sang Zhu. Male lead: Jiang Liu.
