After Leaving a Scathing Review, I Reincarnated as the Fiancée Who Dies Young

[Everyone’s Favorite Heroine + Transmigrate into a Book Set in a Bygone Era + Sweet Romance + Marriage Before Love + Ice-Cold Beauty Comes Down from Her Pedestal + Playing Dumb to Outsmart Others + Face-Slapping Comeback + Love at First Sight + Military Marriage + Cozy Everyday Life + Reborn Original Heroine]

Yun Yao transmigrates into a novel set in a bygone era, becoming Gu Jin’s fiancée, a difficult woman destined to die young.

The original heroine jumped into a river for love and ruined her reputation. Looking at her fiancé, the cool, abstinent military officer who “dies young” in the book, Yun Yao grins. Isn’t this the “short-lived” meal ticket of her dreams, one that will keep paying off for years?

She has a clear goal: be a good wife in name only, then inherit her husband’s estate after he dies young and enjoy life as a wealthy single woman.

So she takes the initiative, shows up at his door, and plays the sweet, sensible fiancée to perfection, waiting for the “bad news” to arrive.

But she waits and waits. Instead of news of Gu Jin’s death, she gets his increasingly intense gaze and his constant, protective presence.

What happened to the aloof beauty? What happened to their polite, distant marriage?

Gu Jin discovers that his seemingly docile little wife is not only an amazing cook and a skilled chess player, but also speaks foreign languages more fluently than a radio announcer. Again and again, she stirs up his peaceful heart.

When ill-intentioned people mock her as unworthy of him, Gu Jin pulls her tightly into his arms in front of everyone, his gaze icy. “In this life, there is only her for me.”

Yun Yao looks at her husband, who refuses to die and is growing clingier by the day, then at the “inheritance” she still hasn’t gotten her hands on, and falls into deep thought: Did I get the wrong script?