The Transmigrated Princess’s Inner Voice Shocks Her Whole Family

On her wedding night, Zhao Anning, the most favored princess of the Great Liang Dynasty, transmigrated to the modern era. More precisely, she transmigrated into the body of a modern woman who shared her name, becoming the “unwelcome new wife” of Gu Chengzhou, the only son of Haicheng’s richest family. [So this is my husband in name? He’s rather handsome, but cold enough to freeze someone to death. His gaze is even sharper than the falcon Father kept.] Gu Chengzhou’s hand paused slightly as he held the newspaper. He glanced up at Anning, his brow furrowing almost imperceptibly. Had he just... heard something? “Did you sleep well last night, sister-in-law?” Gu Weiwei finally put down her phone, her voice full of mockery. “My brother didn’t keep you company. You weren’t lonely, were you?” Anning sat down without a trace of subservience and picked up her knife and fork as she remembered doing. “Well enough, thank you for asking.” [This sister-in-law has a nasty tone. I wager she’s bullied the original owner plenty. Back in Great Liang, my royal sisters didn’t even dare breathe loudly when they saw me.] Gu Weiwei suddenly choked, nearly spraying out her coffee. She stared suspiciously at Anning, then at her mother and brother. Had that just been... Zhao Anning’s voice? But Anning hadn’t even moved her lips!