Su Wen, an unmarried woman past her prime, dies suddenly from overwork and wakes up as Su Miaojun, the daughter of a clerk in the Great Qi Kingdom.
Since there’s no point fretting over what’s done, Su Wen slowly begins to accept her new family, until her tearful father looks at her and says, “My child! Your Uncle Wei once did your father a great kindness. Now he and his son have come to ask for your hand. The young master of the Wei family is handsome, and your Uncle Wei says he’s a once-in-a-generation talent. Just say yes!”
Su Wen sneers inwardly: He may be good-looking, but with those flirtatious eyes, he looks at everyone as though he’s in love. That’s exactly the sort she hates most. As for his brilliance, that remains to be seen.
Unable to withstand her father’s tears and pleading, Su Wen reluctantly agrees to the marriage.
Only after the wedding does she discover that her husband really is a once-in-a-generation talent: a streetwise rogue who mixes with shady characters and regularly carouses in brothels.
How can Su Wen possibly put up with that? She and her delinquent husband match wits at every turn, and over time, they gradually grow fond of each other.
Just as Wei An is ready to turn over a new leaf and change for their little family, an unexpected upheaval occurs: he ascends the throne…
This book seems to be based on the story of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty and Xu Pingjun, who were in love with each other. Even if the heroine took the script of Yin Lihua, she would not have to die, and her son could become the emperor. I hope the author took the script of Zhu Youtang, Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty, and the Empress Zhang. They are all novels, so don't let people regret it (whisper, the heroine is a bit hard-working)
After reading Chapter 15, there are many flaws: 1. I wonder if it's a matter of time. When eating at the hostess's house, women can only eat in the kitchen and not serve on the table. 2. The heroine feels like she was a Voldemort in her previous life. Although her younger brother is not bad now, she still puts him first. Her mother buys candied fruits and snacks in the betrothal gift and gives them to her brother (not that she cannot give them to her, but the priorities are reversed). Moreover, her mother feels sorry for the heroine who is about to get married. She buys the candied fruits for the heroine and says that after eating, she will buy them in the heroine's mouth. She will eat them for her brother, and her mother will buy them after eating [awkward laugh] 3. The heroine didn't have a good impression of the hero from the beginning, but the heroine's father asked the heroine to marry him because of the kindness from the hero's father. The heroine was unwilling to continue showing kindness at the dinner table. Chapter 4.15 Didn't go into much detail about the male protagonist, but I think the male protagonist is honest on the surface (for example, he was forced to sit upright when being taken to visit by his father). There are descriptions of drinking wine, and he also looks down on the female protagonist (I think the female protagonist is just pretty at best, although it may be an objective description, but it is very uncomfortable). He hides the shoes given by the female protagonist in the cabinet, etc. It may be cleared up later but I don't want to read it. 5. It is described that the female protagonist is very capable, good at fashion design, and cooks delicious food, but in the book everything is for the sake of getting married. Although it is indeed impossible for women in ancient times not to marry, and when she has a bad impression of the male protagonist and even sees the male protagonist collecting debts, she thinks she may be violent (later I write about the gentler side of the male protagonist, although I think it is unnecessary). When the female protagonist still feels that she can live a good life with her own abilities, it is taken for granted. I gave two stars because the hostess is really nice to the heroine 😄
It's beautiful, why are there so few people?
The heroine is so frustrated
In this article, the male and female protagonists are both clean. There is no such thing as the female protagonist helping the poor and licking the male protagonist.
I read Chapter 26, it's just a running account, a waste of time