I Transmigrated as the Richest Family's Lucky Bride, but My Husband Kicked the Bucket

[The male lead can understand baby talk + the leads have a push-pull relationship early on + everyday life raising children]

Overworked office worker Xia Qinghe transmigrates into the role of the Shen family’s new bride, brought in to bring good luck to the sickly heir of the wealthiest family in the Great Qian Dynasty.

Her ailing husband is the family’s only son, and he’s too sick to have children.

But her mother-in-law disregards all propriety and insists she must have a baby. If she refuses, she’ll be killed.

Xia Qinghe got furious, then quickly chickened out.

If having a child with a man and fighting for the family fortune is what it takes to stay alive, what’s so hard about the job?

We working stiffs roll up our sleeves and get on with it. The goal is crystal clear:

Take down the mother-in-law, rise to the top, and become the new head of the Shen family!

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Pei Yuan is the Emperor’s younger brother. He’s unruly and doesn’t follow the rules. To cure his poison, he went straight into a monastery and became a monk.

He observed the precepts for two years, keeping his heart free of worldly desires.

But with only one month left, he broke his vows!

Pei Yuan assumed the one who had made him break his vows was Xia Qinghe, the Shen family widow. Why else would he find her so appealing?

It couldn’t be love at first sight, could it?

But the investigation told him she wasn’t the one!

Pei Yuan was frustrated and shut himself away.

After hiding for over six months, he saw her again just as she was giving birth, and the delivery was difficult!

Pei Yuan was beside himself with worry, praying for her and staying by her side the whole time.

When the twins were finally born safe and sound, Pei Yuan glanced at them and prepared to leave.

Then, all of a sudden, he could hear “baby talk.”

“Hungry... hungry...”

“My tummy hurts...”

Pei Yuan was stunned.

Xia Qinghe was green with envy.

Why was a grown man better than her at figuring out what the babies she’d nearly died giving birth to needed?

Pei Yuan leaned over with a cheerful smile. “Why don’t you marry me? We can raise the kids together.”