Hua Ying transmigrates into the body of a chancellor’s daughter who shares her name. When she wakes, she finds herself penniless and with barely any memories of the original owner. The handsome man with a leg condition before her is her benefactor, Fu Shiyan.
Looking at the bare walls of the house and the handsome man watching coldly from the sidelines, Hua Ying decides to earn money to support the family. Oh, and she’ll repay her benefactor too, so she can enjoy a happier life in this world.
A few years later, a little fellow stands with his arms crossed, deliberately putting on the air of a mature, steady adult. Shaking his head, he says, “Lord Chancellor, Madam is ignoring you again!”
After speaking, he can’t resist winking mischievously at Fu Shiyan.
Everyone who witnesses the scene can’t help covering their mouths and chuckling.
Even the usually stern and expressionless guards can’t help smiling.
Fu Shiyan isn’t annoyed when he hears this. He simply smiles and walks unhurriedly toward the rear courtyard.
His wife is ignoring him? So what!
He has plenty of ways to get her to pay attention to him.
I read the beginnings of five or six novels today, but I didn't have the desire to continue reading. This one is different. It made me see the author's updates all at once. I look forward to the author's big updates. Come on!
The first few dozen chapters are quite interesting. Later, the eldest brother's childhood sweetheart married the eldest prince. I felt particularly regretful that the childhood sweethearts who liked each other did not get together, and there was no explanation later. The female protagonist never knew that the male protagonist had snatched her away, which indirectly killed the original protagonist, and that's why the female protagonist traveled through time.
It's quite beautiful, recommended! Even the "calculation" at the beginning has come to nothing. After all, we have children, so the little calculation doesn't matter anymore. I don't know if I can still live happily for the rest of my life.
It's so good, I read it all without skipping a page.
Not bad, everything is well said, but there are a few points that are not perfect at the end, overall it is good. Sweet