[Both leads are virgins + one-on-one romance + pregnancy + a little household intrigue + age gap + older love interest]
After a car accident in the modern world, Yun Zhen transmigrates into the Dayong Dynasty, born as the legitimate daughter of a marquis’s family.
Unfortunately, just like in her previous life, she has little family affection to speak of. Her mother died young, her father ignores her, and her stepmother is kind on the outside but cruel within.
She thought she would simply live out her life by following the rules, but a cup of wine at a lotus-viewing banquet changed everything.
After an accidental night of passion with someone, Yun Zhen awakened memories of transmigrating into a book.
It turns out she hadn’t transmigrated at all: she had transmigrated into a book and become a cannon-fodder fake heiress!
The real heiress, Shen Mingyue, has been reborn. She clashes repeatedly with her legitimate younger sister over the male lead, while Yun Zhen is only a doomed extra who dies before the story even begins.
According to a hint from her dream, she has only one chance of survival: the plot must change drastically.
Yun Zhen changes the story step by step, trying to leave the marquis’s household. To her surprise, her brother, who had always kept his distance, repeatedly gets in her way, and her former fiancé refuses to break off their engagement.
Caught between a rock and a hard place, Yun Zhen also has to deal with the father of the child in her womb: the emperor, a mere background character whose fate in the book is just as tragic, yet who refuses to let her go.
“Zhenzhen, you’re carrying my child. Who else do you think you can marry?”
Beautiful, sweet love. Although the male protagonist is domineering, he respects the female protagonist, and the female protagonist is not a pretentious person. She decides to have a baby and gives them the best power and status. However, it feels a bit short and the ending is a bit rushed (but it seems that if you write too much about the daily life of raising a baby, it is not a sweet love, and it is a bit short-lived). It is good that the author has gone a long way to the end. I recommend it [please read carefully]
This article is really a hidden gem in the ocean, a very comfortable article, sweet and natural. The treatment of villains is also very special. Not every villain needs to be cleaned up by the protagonist. The villain also has his own life. The villain pays for the cause and effect of his life. He survives for whatever reason and dies for the reason of survival. It happens suddenly but very reasonably. I rarely get a story done this way, and I love it.
It's very interesting. The male and female protagonists grow old together.
It's very interesting. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is very sweet. The Queen Mother is also kind to the female protagonist.
It's a simple sweet story, the character is a bit old-fashioned, the crying little white rabbit + the love-at-first-sight brain, the plot is relatively short, if you can read it, it's okay.
It's so beautiful, I must recommend 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
It's pretty good-looking. It's not aggrieved or sadistic. Those people got the punishment they deserved. The male protagonist loves the female protagonist very much. The pace is very fast and not draggy.
It's a sweet story, I like it. The plot is a bit fast-paced and some plot connections are a bit stiff, but overall it's good. There won't be repeated misunderstandings and mistakes.
Good looking recommendation
Yes, very smooth and natural, no abuse at all