My Wife's Counterattack Against a Poor Family Is Wonderful

Lin Wei, an anesthesiologist, transmigrated into Su Wan, a wealthy businessman's concubine. She worked as an idle lady for fourteen years until the person she was planning to marry - a poor scholar named Chen Yan - was mentioned by her father. She felt as if she was struck by lightning: Isn't this the first wife who died young in the male video article "The First Assistant of a Poor Family" that she complained about before going to bed? In the original text, "Su Wan" was short-lived and poorly blessed. She died in childbirth before the male protagonist was in high school, and became a speck of dust to set off the good stories of later generations. In her memory, Chen Yan's younger brother's nickname "A Niu" closely matches the details in the book she complained about. The engagement has been made and there is no way to change it. She gritted her teeth and married into the impoverished Chen family, but found that her "reborn" husband, who was supposed to be silent, gloomy and devoted to studying, looked at her with a deep look that was not right. He seemed to be examining why his wife, who died of illness early in her previous life, was not only proficient in medical skills, but also casually mentioned that the pickles made by his mother were sold out in the town, and even... But Lin Wan just wanted to quietly improve her life, preserve her life and health, and "give way" when necessary. However, after she rescued her young brother who fell into the water with neat tricks and used strange symbols to calculate small accounts at home, the guilt that he used to remember in his previous life gradually turned into a deep exploration and possession. When one night his fingertips touched the strange simplified Chinese notes next to her medical book, and asked with a low smile: "Wan'er, who are you?" - The two script holders finally met.