Transmigrate into a Book: The Ultimate Son-in-Law, What If My Entire Clan Is Wiped Out?

Pretending to be a lovesick rich heiress vs. a scheming, arrogant live-in son-in-law (Her side: household rivalry and business. His side: imperial examinations and political intrigue.) They each flourish in their own field. A slow-burn story: he starts out cold and distant, then becomes utterly devoted to his wife. Jiang Caiwei transmigrates into a book, a wish-fulfillment novel for male readers about a live-in son-in-law. The male lead starts as a poor scholar everyone looks down on, then rises through the ranks to become a powerful minister at the height of his fame. Rich heiress Jiang Caiwei is his first disposable wife. Once he gains power, the first thing he does is wipe out her entire family. What terrible grudge could there be between them? After transmigrating into the book, Jiang Caiwei is trembling with fear and treads carefully at every turn. But she has a reputation as a lovesick fool, and handsome young suitors keep showing up at her door, leaving her utterly speechless. All she can do is spend every day currying favor with her scholar husband, who has yet to turn dark, doting on him at every opportunity and putting him first in everything. As time passes, he places first in the imperial examinations and catches the eye of a princess. Jiang Caiwei hands him a letter of separation and says, “My dear Cui, though I can hardly bear to part with you, your future must come first.” Cui Wenyuan can hardly believe it. His wife, who supposedly loves him deeply, is willing to hand him over so easily. Everything that happened between them seems like an act. He turns dark without realizing it, and once he has power in his hands, the first thing he does is confine her. He says fiercely, “Do you think the weeds outside are more appealing than your husband? From now on, I won’t let you flirt with every man you meet and lead them all on!” Jiang Caiwei: “...” Wait, wasn’t the plot supposed to move somewhere else so we could keep tackling the next level?