Leng Muwei transmigrates into a book, becoming the male lead's wicked ex-wife.
In the original story, after the male lead is falsely accused and dismissed from the military, he takes her and their children back to his rural hometown to farm.
It's easy to go from simple living to luxury, but hard to go the other way. Unable to bear the drastic change, she calls him a useless coward and tells him he might as well be dead.
That's not all: she cheats on him and sells their two children for money.
The children are lucky enough to be rescued by the original story's heroine. With help from her father, the male lead clears his name, gets reinstated in the military, and is promoted twice.
Meanwhile, his wicked ex-wife and her lover are sent by him to the Great Northern Wilderness, where they eventually drown in a cesspit.
Looking at her handsome husband, so breathtakingly beautiful he could shame the gods, with broad shoulders, a slim waist, long legs, and a tireless work ethic at home, as well as their two sweet, adorable children, Leng Muwei turns into a loving wife and mother.
The original owner didn't appreciate such a top-notch husband, but she certainly does!
The original owner couldn't stand the two soft, adorable children, but Leng Muwei is happy to become their mother without giving birth.
What if the family has no source of income?
No problem. She'll start by working as a substitute teacher to save up some capital, then try her hand at small business and gradually build a better life.
Later, the heroine appears. Giving up her place is out of the question: she wants the husband, the children, and even the mother-in-law.
To Leng Muwei's surprise, the heroine of the original story has been reborn...
It's well written and very heartwarming 😄
Very beautiful, very beautiful, very beautiful, five-star praise!
Overall, it's pretty good👍but there are a lot of top-notch products in it, and I especially don't like the rotten peach blossoms that pop up from time to time!
The plot is compact. Very nice
It looks great, good luck to the author.
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