The destined male lead isn’t necessarily the heroine’s perfect match. Who says a woman has to marry to have a fulfilling life?
The heroine transmigrates into a book + the villainess is reborn + the second male lead is just along for the ride + the male lead has serious issues, or rather, he has a big heart!
Life doesn’t follow an unchanging script. Only by overcoming one challenge after another can you live without regrets!
That’s right, a life without regrets, not a perfect life!
An overworked office drone transmigrates into a book, expecting to get a lie-flat story, only to run into a bug.
Her honest, obedient husband and her cousin aren’t just having an affair, they’ve had a child together.
And it doesn’t stop there: her husband’s grandmother and mother want to use the child to control her and make her arrange for her cousin to enter the household as a secondary wife.
How could He Mingrui put up with that? Her experience as a former low-level manager taught her that if she could make things difficult for someone else, she should never make things difficult for herself!
So her cousin can marry into the household? Fine, but only as a lowly concubine!
She may be reborn, but I’ve transmigrated into a book. Who’s afraid of whom?
Her husband comes to his senses and wants to make his own choices? Fine, the child will be adopted out, and I’ll divorce you!
The marquis’s household is in chaos? This is unfair to the old marquis?
Sorry, the only reason I’ll let the child keep the Lu surname is out of respect for the old marquis.
All that matters to the old gentleman is that the marquis’s line continues. Which branch it comes from doesn’t matter. They’re all his descendants, after all. It doesn’t matter at all!
It's too grinding.
Awesome, recommended