Blurb: Ou Ruzhi was a third-rank female general. Overnight, her entire family was executed, and she too was killed.
After being reborn, she discovers that the man she was betrothed to has married someone else, while she has become an obscure daughter of the Wei family.
A young marquis suddenly appears to ask for her hand in marriage, and the Wei family can’t wait to offer her up.
All she wants is revenge. She has no interest in getting married. So why is this Third Young Master so determined to marry her?
They had never even crossed paths in her previous life...
After she marries into the marquis’s household, he pampers her endlessly and vows to help her get revenge.
Wait, has her identity been exposed?
The woman he’s been longing for all this time... has it always been her?
Simply put, this is a story about the male and female leads taking on the big boss together. Updates daily or every other day.
Author’s notes: This story is set in a dynasty where women can hold government office. There’s a little bit of household scheming, it’s one-on-one, and it has a happy ending.
The male lead is upright and devoted. The female lead is physically frail but strong-willed. He’ll pamper her to the heavens, and that bears repeating.
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Completed transmigration novel | Completed rebirth novel
Theme:
This heroine is really too self-righteous... Speechless
The wedding is scheduled for a week later. Is there such a thing as a week in ancient times?
The current performance is like the reaction of a pregnant woman. The previous chapters ignored the child too much. It would be perfect if the details could be changed.
No, no, no, the heroine's reaction in the previous and following chapters is not just that she forgot that the prince didn't even care about the child, she was completely unlike an expectant mother.
Living and dying together, Queen Lan doesn't care about her fetus at all?
This is too golden. Pregnant women who usually move their fetuses would have miscarried long ago.
The heroine will continue to be willful and get rid of the child and everyone will be happy. Alas, she is becoming less and less like a female general.
No, the rebirths are together, Yu Rui is Wei Mo, so doesn't she know that her sister-in-law is not the real Wei Mo?
What should I do with Yun Huai? In the past, he was more interested in taking care of his junior sister, but now he is probably in love with Xiao Zhi's Momo.
The heroine here is completely inconsistent with her cautious character. No matter how mournful she is, she should be vigilant, not to mention that she is also guarding against Qin Xuan
This heroine is really too self-righteous... Speechless
The wedding is scheduled for a week later. Is there such a thing as a week in ancient times?
The current performance is like the reaction of a pregnant woman. The previous chapters ignored the child too much. It would be perfect if the details could be changed.
No, no, no, the heroine's reaction in the previous and following chapters is not just that she forgot that the prince didn't even care about the child, she was completely unlike an expectant mother.
Living and dying together, Queen Lan doesn't care about her fetus at all?
This is too golden. Pregnant women who usually move their fetuses would have miscarried long ago.
The heroine will continue to be willful and get rid of the child and everyone will be happy. Alas, she is becoming less and less like a female general.
No, the rebirths are together, Yu Rui is Wei Mo, so doesn't she know that her sister-in-law is not the real Wei Mo?
What should I do with Yun Huai? In the past, he was more interested in taking care of his junior sister, but now he is probably in love with Xiao Zhi's Momo.
The heroine here is completely inconsistent with her cautious character. No matter how mournful she is, she should be vigilant, not to mention that she is also guarding against Qin Xuan