Introduction to "Xianyu was pampered by the chief minister after passing through the book"
On the night after the college entrance examination, Jiang Yao and her roommate Lu Manman went into the novel "The Little Wife of the Number One Scholar" they had just finished reading.
Roommate Lu Manman thought she had the script in her hands, dressed up as the heroine's sister in the original book, and planned to fall into the water and steal the hero Shen Yanzhou. She was bound to take the path of the heroine's counterattack.
Jiang Yao dressed up as a passerby from the same village and just wanted to grow up and survive until the end.
The heroine Su Wanniang in the original book was unwilling to be robbed of her marriage, and secretly designed to exchange Lu Manman's soul with her own - Lu Manman disappeared, and Su Wanniang got married in glory under Su Manniang's identity.
The male protagonist Shen Yanzhou in the book is uncharacteristically obsessed with Jiang Yao and even wants to take her as a concubine.
Desperate, Jiang Yao marries Shen Yun, a poor scholar who is rumored to be impoverished.
"It doesn't matter who you marry. The main thing is that the parent is handsome. I'll eat his looks!"
But after getting married, she discovered that something was wrong with this cheap husband-he made the money, cooked the food, and took care of the housework. He had only one purpose: "The wife is meant to be pampered. The reason why a man is unsuccessful is that he does not pamper his wife enough."
What's even more wrong is that he passed the imperial examination all the way, became the number one scholar after passing the examination, entered the cabinet after passing the examination, and finally became the chief minister.
Jiang Yao was sitting at home eating walnuts peeled by Shen Yun, thinking back to the time when she married to avoid harassment - who would have thought that she would be marrying a man who regarded "doting on his wife" as his lifelong career?
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Very nice and vivid
I have read several parts of the content elsewhere, and I look forward to updates later.
Very nice and vivid
I have read several parts of the content elsewhere, and I look forward to updates later.