The Marquess's Wife's Daily Life After Transmigrating into a Book

Wei Zhaoran transmigrates into a book, where she is the arrogant, vicious female supporting character. Using her status as a county princess, she marries the Marquis of Zhenxi, the lovestruck supporting male character who dies saving the heroine.

On their wedding day, the Marquis leaves the capital to fight a war, leaving the princess alone in their room. Feeling terribly humiliated, she wreaks havoc in the marquis’s household before leaving. When the marquis returns to the capital, he misses his grandmother’s final moments. After the funeral, he submits a petition to the throne, personally sending the princess away to marry into a foreign land, where she suffers terribly and dies.

Wei Zhaoran looks at the carriage about to leave the capital, then turns around and heads back to the marquis’s residence.

She has no intention of dying miserably in a foreign land!

The Marquis of Zhenxi is handsome, healthy, and a good man, and he keeps his distance from women. Most importantly, he’ll be dead in a year. Then she can either be a wealthy widow or leave. It couldn’t be better.

Instead, she makes a mahjong set and keeps the old lady so happy that she’ll live to ninety-nine.

When the Marquis of Zhenxi learns that his new wife has made his grandmother ill, he rushes back to the capital as soon as the victorious army returns.

As soon as he enters the residence, he hears the noisy commotion inside and his face darkens. What is she up to now?

Later, he discovers that his wife, who had been intent on manipulating him, has started avoiding him instead.

That won’t do. His grandmother’s health has been poor lately, and she is set on seeing four generations under one roof.

Theme: When you bloom, the gentle breeze will come.