The good news: Song Shiyu transmigrated into a book. The bad news: it was a book for male readers.
She was a cannon-fodder supporting female character, and her husband was a future top scholar. The first thing he would do after passing the imperial examinations was offer her up as a sacrifice.
Trembling with fear, Song Shiyu began her survival plan.
If she could avoid making trouble, she would. If she could be good to her husband, she absolutely would not be bad to him!
Whatever he needed to prepare for the examinations, she would provide...
Then, when the right moment came, she'd slip away!
Just as her prospects for a happy life were looking brighter, Song Shiyu realized something was wrong.
Her neighbor and best friend: “Your husband is crazy.”
The county magistrate's secretary: “Your husband loves you to the bone.”
The Prime Minister's household: “This man is the perfect match for you. Forgive me... I couldn't possibly handle him.”
The clan leader: “Take this lunatic back with you before I change my mind!”
Song Shiyu: “??? Isn't this the male lead's dream of building a harem in a male-oriented novel?”
The beginning was quite interesting [I'm full]. Also, it's hard to say who's fiercer between the female lead and the original male lead 😄 It's just that my little nephew has a lot of foul mouth... It's quite a talent for a four-year-old to be so unrestrained.
I love it! Although this book has a low rating, the female protagonist has a really strong sense of agency. She's capable of everything and bravely does everything 💕 Being yourself and living life to the fullest is truly the best approach.
It looked really good, why did it end so abruptly?
After reading a few chapters, I felt it wasn't verbose and was quite enjoyable.
It's well-written! I really like the characters and plot; I've read it again and again.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
The male lead suspects the female lead but chooses to suppress it; the female lead is kind-hearted and not a first-letter character.
Sure, sure, I like sesame filling, hahaha