Wen Yining, a modern-day corporate drone who worked 996 hours and stayed up all night revising proposals, finally worked herself to death one quiet morning when nobody knew.
The good news: She transmigrated and could start a new life in another world.
The bad news: She transmigrated right into the bridal chamber. Her husband was on the verge of death, and she'd soon be a widow.
Wen Yining thought she'd gotten the script for "A Rich Young Widow's Happy Life." So why did ears grow on her head and a tail appear behind her whenever she got nervous?
Had she transmigrated into a fox demon? A fox demon with no magic! Would she be discovered and burned to death?
Wen Yining wasn't burned to death. She even raised a golden eagle and a squirrel as pets.
But her supposedly dying husband grew stranger and stranger. They'd agreed to divorce once he recovered, but now he refused and even stole the divorce papers.
The big eagle was acting strange, too, carrying the big squirrel around on patrol every day.
The emperor had gone crazy as well. He kept coming over to cuddle her squirrel, and even insisted on passing the throne to her husband. He was really asking for trouble on her behalf.
Wen Yining, who only wanted to lie flat, had no choice but to get up, take on her stepmother-in-law, fight the princes, empress, and empress dowager, put her husband on the throne, and then lie flat and enjoy a life of wealth and glory.
Song Linchuan: I was a dying young heir of a marquis's household, and somehow I wound up with a wife. She hadn't married me willingly, and while I still had breath in me, she made me sign and fingerprint the divorce papers. Then I survived. I didn't want to leave her anymore. I wanted to spend my whole life with her. They said I was a prince, so I worked hard to become emperor and give her power and status. She loved money, so I gave her gold and silver. All I wanted was her.
