[Daughter of a noble family + rebirth + strong woman in charge + running in both directions + sweet doting on his wife]
Wei Ziling, the legitimate daughter of the second wife of the Anping Marquis Mansion, was reborn when she was about to get married.
In her previous life, her cousin plotted something bad and pushed her into the water. She was rescued by her cousin's future husband and made a fool of herself in public.
For the sake of the family's face, Wei Ziling swallowed her anger and had to bear the stigma, make up for the mistake and exchange marriage with her cousin.
Unexpectedly, after she got married, her husband blamed her for being a mischief-maker and replacing his sweetheart. He treated her as if she was nothing and was extremely humiliated.
Her mother-in-law made things difficult for her in every possible way, overtly and covertly, and Wei Ziling died of depression before she was thirty.
A reborn cardamom girl, she looks down upon everything. I don't care about family prestige or high-ranking ladies. She might as well marry a poor family and be the master of the family...
Reader comments
When I read the comments earlier, I thought I didn't agree with it, but after reading it, I realized that I really owed it. Not to mention marrying a prince or noble. You might as well marry someone who is well-matched to your family. Even if it doesn't work, you can add a Juren. The male protagonist happens to be a scholar, and he doesn't even have any fame. Let's wait until the male protagonist completes the examination and becomes a civil servant. In this case, both the male and female parents will think better. Otherwise, the woman will feel that the man is superior to the woman, and the woman will fall in love with the man. This makes the woman look so worthless. If you really want subsidies, go first. Get fame. There is a person in charge. Then the heroine should discuss with her family about living in her dowry house for a period of time. However, if the hero's mother feels uncomfortable, she should talk to the heroine first and remind the hero that she should work hard to get a better and bigger house, instead of feeling that her son is taking advantage of the woman. This will not make others feel like giving alms to their family. It will also make others feel that they will be better off if they are motivated. And it's not just the heroine who just pays, the hero should also work harder.
Did the heroine's IQ increase that much after she was reborn? If you were so good, why did you die without any resistance before?
When I read the comments earlier, I thought I didn't agree with it, but after reading it, I realized that I really owed it. Not to mention marrying a prince or noble. You might as well marry someone who is well-matched to your family. Even if it doesn't work, you can add a Juren. The male protagonist happens to be a scholar, and he doesn't even have any fame. Let's wait until the male protagonist completes the examination and becomes a civil servant. In this case, both the male and female parents will think better. Otherwise, the woman will feel that the man is superior to the woman, and the woman will fall in love with the man. This makes the woman look so worthless. If you really want subsidies, go first. Get fame. There is a person in charge. Then the heroine should discuss with her family about living in her dowry house for a period of time. However, if the hero's mother feels uncomfortable, she should talk to the heroine first and remind the hero that she should work hard to get a better and bigger house, instead of feeling that her son is taking advantage of the woman. This will not make others feel like giving alms to their family. It will also make others feel that they will be better off if they are motivated. And it's not just the heroine who just pays, the hero should also work harder.
Did the heroine's IQ increase that much after she was reborn? If you were so good, why did you die without any resistance before?
The heroine's choice is outrageous
Good ancient literature