[Reborn princess consort vs. transmigrated schemer; both leads reborn; both leads devoted only to each other; monster hunting, fortune-telling, and juicy gossip]
Tang Jingrong is framed and forced to marry into the Yan family in disgrace.
Given a second chance, her mother-in-law tries to ruin her reputation, so she arranges to send the woman off as a concubine.
Her sister-in-law accuses her of adultery, so she immediately takes her sister-in-law’s husband along to catch her in the act.
Her husband’s childhood sweetheart can’t stop thinking about him? Here, take him! She promptly hands over the scoundrel who embezzled his wife’s dowry.
She studies the Dao, hunts monsters, makes medicine, and sparks a movement for women’s advancement.
She hunts ghosts with one hand and enjoys the gossip with the other, while raising children and making money. Life couldn’t be better.
Whoever wants to put up with this can do so. I won’t. If someone gets on my nerves, I’ll tell them off, and sometimes I’ll drop a juicy secret or two to set their household on fire.
A bold life needs no explanation. I’m doing what I want, and I won’t indulge anyone.
Tang Jingrong can talk circles around anyone and tell fortunes with a flick of her fingers.
But where did this prince suddenly come from?
And he’s the child’s real father?
Version Two:
In my previous life, you sacrificed yourself to save me. This time, I’ll protect you.
In their previous life, he died in battle. She traded sixty years of her life and all the good fortune she had for his survival.
He knelt before Buddha and traded a vast empire for her rebirth, giving them both a chance to start over.
“Tang Jingrong, this time, I’ll be the one to protect you.”
It's a very interesting book. The heroine is very smart. After being reborn, she grows up step by step and reaches a high position. The male protagonist is devoted to love, and there are no messy plots such as Bai Yueguang's.
Very nice book