I Moved My Laboratory into the Marquis's Estate

In her previous life, Tang Mianmian was a senior at an agricultural university. The rice paddy she had planted for her graduation project was ruined by a pig belonging to a student from the veterinary college.

The owner of the rice paddy saw what happened and promptly dropped dead from sheer anger.

She never expected that the moment she opened her eyes, a crowd of matrons and maids would rush over and give her a thorough makeover.

Scene One:

She is sent off in a party traveling northwest to marry into a foreign land.

“She’s an idiot. How could she possibly know how many of us there are?”

“Aren’t there palace matrons with us?”

“That’s right, Sister. My mother told me we have relatives in Lincheng. I’ll go stay with them.”

Seated in a bright red carriage on the way to the frontier, Tang Mianmian listens to the four maids attending her closely.

They’re discussing how to run away without a shred of caution. She can only think, is this really wise?

Scene Two:

Inside a residence in the northwest.

“Big Brother, are you really going to marry the woman that dog of an emperor picked for you?”

“Big Brother, let me take some men and kill her on the way!”

“Big Brother, what about Cousin Wanwan? She’ll be devastated.”

“Enough! No one is to act rashly. Have you forgotten what our parents told us before they died?”

The hall falls completely silent.

Scene Three:

In the bridal chamber, quiet in the dead of night, Tang Mianmian has been jostled along for a whole month and has finally made it onto the wedding bed.

Then she hears him say coldly, “From now on, you’ll have the title of heir’s wife and nothing more. Don’t even think of asking for anything else.”

The door slams shut. In the silent night, the sound makes the groom’s displeasure all the more obvious.

But he leaves too quickly to hear Tang Mianmian’s delighted reply: “Thank you, Heir!”