Overnight, after transmigrating, Zhuang Weizhen becomes the daughter of a lowborn brothel keeper. Anyone can bully her, but fortunately, she's got a pretty good head on her shoulders. She resolves to study hard, earn distinction, and marry a gentle husband.
But... she becomes a wife who marries into her husband's family. Her husband is beautiful and foul-tempered, backed by a formidable father. He has no regard for a husband's virtues and no respect for his wife.
Worse still, he's the younger brother of her beloved dream man. It's enough to make her tear her hair out!
* The setting is absurd and doesn't stand up to scrutiny. No male pregnancy. A one-on-one ending. The heroine is a little soft and sweet? Please go easy on her.
* While writing this story, I lavished the male lead and male supporting characters with the love I'd give my daughters, and the heroine with the hopes I'd have for a son-in-law.
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After a strange illness leaves Wen Susu blind, her aunt takes ten taels of silver as the betrothal gift, ties her up, and sells her to a notorious scoundrel.
On their wedding night, Wen Susu holds a knife defensively toward her future husband, prepared to die with him. But she discovers that he seems rather different from what she imagined.
His voice sounds steady. "You don't need to be nervous. I'll sleep next door."
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Zhao Mingheng, heir to the Prince of Wei, is struck by a deadly poison and falls unconscious. Yet when he opens his eyes, he finds that his soul has somehow entered the body of a street thug, who is about to take a wife and spend his wedding night.
Zhao Mingheng doesn't consider himself a villain. He'll return to his own body sooner or later, so he should simply treat this woman with courtesy.
But he finds himself worrying that she'll go hungry, that she'll fall while walking, and that she'll be bullied without anyone to look after her.
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Everyone says Wen Susu's husband seems like a different person: dependable and capable. He even finds a position at the Prince of Wei's residence and earns the heir's deep trust.
Sometimes Susu thinks that if it were this man, spending the rest of her life with him might not be so bad.
But for some reason, she grows more and more uneasy.
At last, one day, news arrives: her husband died saving the heir, falling from a cliff. His body was never found.
Watching from afar as the woman stands dazed at the cliff's edge, weeping and lost, Zhao Mingheng touches his chest and forces himself to ignore the pain there.
"Take good care of her," he says.
Wen Susu thinks the heir is a little strange.
She doesn't dare tell anyone... Whenever she sees him, she can't help remembering her husband, whose face she never even got a chance to see clearly.
"Your Highness, my late husband's body is not yet cold. Don't you think this is inappropriate?" she says sternly.
"Susu, I love you."
"My husband died because of Your Highness. Even if it wasn't your fault, I can't pretend it never happened."
Zhao Mingheng sighs. "Susu, you still haven't recognized me?"
The Extravagant Wife
To stay alive, Qing Yi hides her identity and takes refuge in the Bailan Tower, becoming an unremarkable qin player.
Amid the singing and dancing at a lively banquet, amid the clamor of toasting cups, Chu He alone notices the jade-like beauty in the corner, illuminated by candlelight.
After listening to her song, he looks away indifferently. So what if she's beautiful? She's just a woman who sells her charms to please men.
But perhaps that woman had studied the art of seduction, because from then on her pale face keeps appearing in Chu He's dreams.
When they meet again, he sits high on his horse while she tumbles through the rain to his feet, disheveled. She clings to him like a drowning woman to a lifeline. "Please save me. As long as you don't let those people take me away, I'll give you anything."
"What can you give me besides yourself?"
Qing Yi's face turns pale. She lifts her head and says firmly, "All you have to do is keep your word, my lord."
"War is coming. I need an heir."
"All right."
Chu He thinks that if it's her, perhaps the child she bears will be rather lovable.
The new emperor ascends the throne and issues an order throughout the realm, offering a thousand taels of gold for the whereabouts of his younger sister, Princess Jingyi, lost during the upheaval of war.
A great fire erases a little mistress from Fu'an Lane, while the palace welcomes back the pearl most cherished by the emperor.
…
Five years later, when Chu He returns to the capital, he turns down everyone who tries to arrange a marriage for him. "I already have a wife."
At the flower-viewing banquet, who else could the woman he looks up and sees be but his Wanwan? But everyone calls her Her Highness the Princess, and she already has a prince consort by her side.
Theme: To be added
Hmm... The ending is a bit rushed, at least explain how A Luo is doing, and Jiang Mubai, who is better than the male protagonist, and worse than A Luo. The male protagonist is the worst, and there is no doubt that he is quite selfish. The female protagonist... The female protagonist is okay, but she is too spoiled to the male protagonist. It would be better if she stopped being so licking.
If it was a foursome, I could still accept Xiao, but writing this ending in a 1v1 was too painful. I couldn't sympathize with the heroine's deep love for Xiao, and it was hard to convince myself that she didn't "kill the mistake" out of responsibility. In the end, it was just like the joke, the father was so angry at the exposure of his extraneous wife that he died...
The flaws are not to be concealed, I can feel that the author really likes Chiang the most, and he is the most charming in writing, and I can feel it between the lines!
So I can't quite accept this ending, but there's nothing I can do about it, as this impulsive murder takes a turn for the worse.
So depressed
It's so beautiful, it's a pity that I can't np it~
One netizen was right when he said that Xiao Yan was not as infatuated as A Luo, nor as affectionate as Jiang Mubai. Xiao Yan was just lucky. Both Ah Luo and Masaki Bai came late to love. I hope to meet someone like A Luo in real life. He is firm and upright, but also so gentle. It doesn't matter if he doesn't like me.
I also prefer the eldest son. . . How should I put it? I really don't understand that my beloved is about to die, but I am still struggling with the love between my son and daughter. . . Doesn't it seem a bit putting the cart before the horse to struggle with these little emotions when your life is almost gone? The eldest son's forbearance is both brilliant and tragic. For the sake of his dream, he rationally gave up what may be the only love in his life, and also cut off any possible descendants he may have. This kind of mental method is really extraordinary! Isn't it a perfect match with the heroine's gentleness, tolerance and wisdom? I also think that besides being able to fight and lose his temper, what can support him on his journey as a male protagonist is the male protagonist's halo!
Hey, how can I put it this way, it's really remarkable as a storyline between Thirteen and Jiang, I like it very much. I only hate jj but not np
A and B are married. A and B have a sweet and heart-to-heart life. Soon after, A's life is in danger and there is a high chance that A will die. At this time, B thinks that A likes C, so B is extremely sad and angry. Therefore, B's previous life with A for such a long time can be all fake, so B drinks to relieve his sorrow. If A dies, he will die. This is how I felt at the ending. Me, very irritable. Even when I saw the HE ending, I felt helpless.
It's not that I feel distressed, but that Jiang Mubai should have snatched people away without hesitation at that time! If I were Thirteen, I would definitely not forgive Xiao Yan. The so-called husband and wife, trust, and brothers are nothing more than that. Even though Jiang Mubai's methods were disgraceful and caused the heroine's friends to be harmed, he still had his original intention. He did not let his brother down, let alone Zhuang Thirteen. He has taken on all the bad things and bad things. This is the price he pays for his power and power. In the beginning, he only wanted to do power and power for the sake of the precarious Dasheng Kingdom and the establishment of a refuge for the refugees!
The eldest son is true love. . . . . .
Xiao and Luo wrote it to death. It feels like they are just two passers-by. Xiaobai wrote it alive.
Hmm... The ending is a bit rushed, at least explain how A Luo is doing, and Jiang Mubai, who is better than the male protagonist, and worse than A Luo. The male protagonist is the worst, and there is no doubt that he is quite selfish. The female protagonist... The female protagonist is okay, but she is too spoiled to the male protagonist. It would be better if she stopped being so licking.
If it was a foursome, I could still accept Xiao, but writing this ending in a 1v1 was too painful. I couldn't sympathize with the heroine's deep love for Xiao, and it was hard to convince myself that she didn't "kill the mistake" out of responsibility. In the end, it was just like the joke, the father was so angry at the exposure of his extraneous wife that he died... The flaws are not to be concealed, I can feel that the author really likes Chiang the most, and he is the most charming in writing, and I can feel it between the lines! So I can't quite accept this ending, but there's nothing I can do about it, as this impulsive murder takes a turn for the worse. So depressed
It's so beautiful, it's a pity that I can't np it~
One netizen was right when he said that Xiao Yan was not as infatuated as A Luo, nor as affectionate as Jiang Mubai. Xiao Yan was just lucky. Both Ah Luo and Masaki Bai came late to love. I hope to meet someone like A Luo in real life. He is firm and upright, but also so gentle. It doesn't matter if he doesn't like me.
I also prefer the eldest son. . . How should I put it? I really don't understand that my beloved is about to die, but I am still struggling with the love between my son and daughter. . . Doesn't it seem a bit putting the cart before the horse to struggle with these little emotions when your life is almost gone? The eldest son's forbearance is both brilliant and tragic. For the sake of his dream, he rationally gave up what may be the only love in his life, and also cut off any possible descendants he may have. This kind of mental method is really extraordinary! Isn't it a perfect match with the heroine's gentleness, tolerance and wisdom? I also think that besides being able to fight and lose his temper, what can support him on his journey as a male protagonist is the male protagonist's halo!
Hey, how can I put it this way, it's really remarkable as a storyline between Thirteen and Jiang, I like it very much. I only hate jj but not np
A and B are married. A and B have a sweet and heart-to-heart life. Soon after, A's life is in danger and there is a high chance that A will die. At this time, B thinks that A likes C, so B is extremely sad and angry. Therefore, B's previous life with A for such a long time can be all fake, so B drinks to relieve his sorrow. If A dies, he will die. This is how I felt at the ending. Me, very irritable. Even when I saw the HE ending, I felt helpless.
It's not that I feel distressed, but that Jiang Mubai should have snatched people away without hesitation at that time! If I were Thirteen, I would definitely not forgive Xiao Yan. The so-called husband and wife, trust, and brothers are nothing more than that. Even though Jiang Mubai's methods were disgraceful and caused the heroine's friends to be harmed, he still had his original intention. He did not let his brother down, let alone Zhuang Thirteen. He has taken on all the bad things and bad things. This is the price he pays for his power and power. In the beginning, he only wanted to do power and power for the sake of the precarious Dasheng Kingdom and the establishment of a refuge for the refugees!
The eldest son is true love. . . . . .
Xiao and Luo wrote it to death. It feels like they are just two passers-by. Xiaobai wrote it alive.