She transmigrates into the body of a newlywed country bride, living with a whole extended family where every day is a chaotic mess.
Just as Su Qingling gets used to her new life, she realizes she hasn't merely transmigrated: she's transmigrated into a book, a novel called The Minister's Beloved Daughter. Su Qingling is the country bride the powerful minister married when he was still a commoner. Should she divorce him, or divorce him?
Any historical, imperial-examination, or cultural information in this story comes from ancient texts, histories, reference books, academic materials, Baidu, and the author's limited interpretation.
Please don't take it too seriously. If you're interested, look into the historical material yourself, and don't treat the novel as fact. Thank you!
The character introduction is vivid and has great potential.
It's very interesting. The description of the imperial examination is very detailed.
Highly recommended, the male and female protagonists are so loving
The writing is very good and the imperial examination is described in detail.