[Laid-back female lead transmigrates into a book + no PUA allowed + fake gay, spoiled scumbag man + opening a shop + earn money and lie flat in retirement]
Chu Zhinian transmigrates into a novel she's read, becoming a daughter of a concubine in the Nanyang Marquis's household.
From the start, her reborn legitimate elder sister rushes to switch marriages and marry her off to a gay man.
Chu Zhinian: "I'm not marrying that bastard. I'll do it. I'll marry the gay guy and become a carefree heir's wife. I won't have to serve a man, and I can focus on making money and being a couch potato."
In the original plot, Chu Zhinian marries her poor cousin, looks after him devotedly, and supports him every step of the way. Two years later, he passes the imperial examinations and becomes the Right Chancellor.
Her elder sister marries the heir of the Bonan Prince and becomes a much-admired heir's wife, but her husband never loves her. In the end, she has an affair with a monk, is flogged, and is drowned in a pond.
In this life, she is determined to switch marriages with Chu Zhinian. She will marry her cousin and become the Right Chancellor's wife, making Chu Zhinian suffer everything she suffered.
But is the poor cousin really talented?
And is the heir of the Bonan Prince really gay?
The heir seems to have changed. He's no longer a champion of pure love and is gradually turning into a spoiled scumbag.
The heir has a beloved woman in his heart, but she turns out to be a male transmigrator disguised as a woman.
Beloved woman: "I'm a gay man who transmigrated here with a System. My whole purpose is to get it on with the heir!"
Chu Zhinian: "Do you really think I'm a character on a page? I can see your System. I don't care about the man you want. You can have him!"
Chu Zhinian is at her wit's end. First, her reborn elder sister is grinding her teeth in frustration, and now a female (male) transmigrator is watching her like a hawk. "I just want to make money and lie flat. Why is that so hard?"
The plot rhythm is very comfortable! It's just that the writing style is a bit weak, but overall it's pretty good. I hope the author can improve it more.