I Married into the Marquis's Estate to Lie Flat, but Every Villain Begs Me to Lead Them to Victory

Transmigrated into a book + historical romance + marriage to bring good fortune + cherished by all + household intrigue

Wen Rusu transmigrated into a historical household-intrigue novel as a concubine-born daughter, sent by her stepmother to marry the “sickly” Marquis and bring him good fortune.

The original heroine, Wen Wanyi, was the stepmother’s own legitimate daughter, blessed with the destiny of a phoenix. She would enter the palace, become an imperial consort, defeat all her rivals, and eventually rule the realm as empress.

And the original owner? She married the Yongning Marquis, who supposedly wouldn’t live more than three years. The marquis’s residence was so poor it echoed, and the capital’s powerful families trod them underfoot.

Wen Rusu thought that suited her just fine. She could stay away from the heroine and household intrigue, then lie flat and live out her days as a quiet marquis’s widow.

But once she arrived at the marquis’s residence, she discovered that the marquis wasn’t sick at all. The cold-faced guard was the original story’s top assassin? The steward was a future mastermind who would stir up the court? And the little maid in the household was actually a villain’s strategist?

Wen Rusu: Wait, I didn’t marry into some shabby marquis’s residence. I married into the villains’ headquarters!

Worse, every one of these villains would eventually die at the heroine’s hands!

Wen Rusu: No way. I have to do something. If these people are gone, how am I supposed to keep this family together?

Come on, everyone in the marquis’s residence, let’s get to work!