[Transmigrate into a book, household intrigue, face-slapping, both pure, a sweet and cunning heroine VS a cold, innocent hero]
She transmigrates into the body of a universally hated cannon-fodder who was betrayed by her older sister. Her family has cut ties with her, her brother-in-law abuses her, and her sister resents her. She struggles to survive in the inner household, only for the ungrateful child she raised to poison her medicine, leaving her bedridden and alone until she dies a miserable death. The child even mocks her, calling her a shameless concubine who should have died long ago.
Only the original owner remembers how it all began: her sister, gravely ill and afraid no one would care for her child, schemed against her; her brother-in-law took the medicine and violated her; they deceived and placated her, swearing that after her sister died, she would become the Marquis's second wife and her dignity would be protected. Yet the sister, who was supposed to be terminally ill, lived longer than a tortoise spirit.
Jiang Cha won't stand for it. She's a genuine green tea, and all she wants is not only to survive, but to live comfortably.
Jiang Cha has her eye on the Second Young Master Shen, the younger brother who is rich, long-lived, and favored by the family. Look at those legs, then that waist. Surely she can have a little taste? A few more tastes wouldn't hurt, right? Another one! Oh dear, it seems she's stuck to him?
Sister, sorry. I'm a little clumsy, and accidentally broke your love and ruined your son. You don't mind, do you?
Brother-in-law, am I interrupting you? Hurry and go comfort my sister. She seems upset again. I'm fine.
The Second Young Master Shen, whose household has been turned upside down, silently pulls Jiang Cha into his arms. “At least you have to take responsibility for me.”
The Second Young Master Shen, hiding behind his secret identity, seriously asks online: I have a feeling my wife will run away if she finds out who I am. What kind of Chinese medicine can help me keep my composure? Green tea? My wife is top-grade Fenghuang Dancong!
It's pretty good-looking, although I thought the heroine was a bit frustrated in the early stages, but she got better later on.
It's still good-looking 👍, and the plot is compact
Finished reading! The ending is a little quick!
It's okay, but the rhythm behind it is written a bit too fast.
Not bad, just because it was a little rushed.
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It's pretty good, please give it a thumbs up to the author [send heartfelt thanks]
I accidentally clicked on a chapter and thought it was very innovative. Compared with other time travel stories, it is more novel and has a different style. I wait for updates every day, which makes me worried 🤭