From Modern Times to Antiquity: The General's Wife Lies Flat

Murong Qingyue was a modern-day office worker in the service industry, squeezed dry by capitalism with barely a moment to catch her breath.

One day, she transmigrated into a book and became the legitimate daughter of the prestigious Murong clan, as well as the mistress of a military family. When the family’s standing declined, she married Lu Xinchen, a general and chancellor.

In the book, the original owner managed the Lu family’s household, rushing around to secure a good government post for her husband’s younger brother and find a good husband for his younger sister. She took care of every little thing at home until she was exhausted.

But her brother-in-law complained that the post she found didn’t pay well enough.

Her sister-in-law couldn’t keep her own husband in line, yet blamed her for it.

Her husband even found true love and secretly pressured her to give up her position.

Murong Qingyue shook her head helplessly. What was the point of doing so much? It was wasted effort on people who weren’t grateful.

So from her very first day in this world, she decided to lie flat. Household matters? Whoever wanted to deal with them could do so.

As long as she kept the power in her own hands, that was all that mattered.

When her brother-in-law failed to pass the civil service exams and asked what to do, she suggested he go to the battlefield with his brother.

Afraid of dying? What did that have to do with her?

When her sister-in-law was caught after running off with someone, she asked what to do. Murong Qingyue suggested letting her go.

“Be kind”? That would just mean letting her jump into the fire.