If you're going to transmigrate into a book, fine, but what do you do when you become a beautiful male widow who has outlived four husbands?
Lan Tian transmigrates into a danmei novel that mixes household intrigue with the style of a storybook.
The wealthy Qi family mansion, with its staggering riches and rooms full of gold and jade, is the envy of the world. They seem to have everything a person could wish for.
But after transmigrating into the book, Lan Tian discovers that behind the hidden walls of this illustrious household, everyone has their own sordid, unspeakable story.
For instance, Qi Long, the eldest legitimate son of the first branch, neither manages the household nor marries. He spends his days secluded in his own courtyard, refusing to see outsiders. Though as beautiful as a flower, he keeps his face hidden behind a black veil, making it impossible to tell whether he is male or female.
Then there's Qi Hu, the young master of the third branch. His birth mother died when he was little, and he was raised by the Fourth Concubine. Now that he's old enough to marry, he wants only to serve his foster mother, with no room in his heart for anyone else.
The mute servant adopted by the mistress of the first branch is tall and dashing, and already has a wife and family. Yet someone has him completely in their power, body and soul, leaving him lost and helpless in a sea of desire.
And then there's Qi Lin, the young master who runs the household. He's cold as ice, stern, and proper, yet when his father takes a male widow as a concubine, Qi Lin cuts in and steals the man away for himself.
That male widow was originally a sinister villain who married for money through deception, using his secret bedroom arts to seduce wealthy older men.
After transmigrating into the book, Lan Tian discovers that he has snow-white skin and phoenix eyes, dressed in red. Now, as a five-time bridegroom, he's about to enter the bridal chamber with the second young master, Qi Lin…
Also known as After Outliving Four Husbands, I Married Again. An alternate universe with no historical setting. Don't worry about the protagonist's flirtatious persona at the beginning: the love interest and protagonist are each other's one and only.
Everyone says Lan Tian is cursed, fated to bring death to men. Only he knows just how potent Qi Lin is. There's no way he can bring him down…
Theme: In any era, you must rely on yourself.
An old article of the same type, "The Widow from a Rich Family Who Wears a Book", is full of blood and is ripe for slaughter.
In fact, besides falling in love with his aunt, Qi Hu didn't do anything too extreme. Unfortunately, he was double betrayed by his crush and his own father. Fortunately, at the last moment of his life, the person he loved most in his heart accompanied him.
Just some personal thoughts, please don't comment on the harmonious discussion. It ended so quickly. I thought I had to write about how Shou relied on his intelligence and past life experience to slap the whole family and her husband in the face. My husband felt so good when he kept slapping me in the face, but in the end, I was in a hurry to finish the whole article, and I was afraid that I would not reach the KPI. It's a pity. There are a lot of things to write about, but it is limited to the family feud. Except for the protagonist Gong Shou, the others feel that they have little to do with them. They all do their own things without affecting each other. They are strange tenants in an apartment. And selfishly, I feel that Gong's relationship changes are quite strange, and I should lay the foundation for this. Shou is a virgin, has a good figure, is willing to spend money on Gong, knows how to appreciate him (and even after showing it a few times), Gong quickly fell in love with him? It's not impossible, but it's too eager. The portrayal of these two people is almost boring. The plot was chasing me, and I felt like I was watching "Unforgettable" in fast forward. The author probably rushed to finish the outline because the writing took too long. It's understandable. I hope the next article will be well shaped. The plot is quite good, but it's a pity.
My wife's writing is very good, but I feel that the main CP is not enough to read, and the secondary CPs are more exciting than the last...
The climax is the ending, and it feels like it ended abruptly. There are also cheaper Kongwen
Although the ending is quite sudden, I personally think it is quite dramatic. From the beginning, I thought about how such a weird and chaotic family would end. I didn't expect that it would be completely burned down, but after thinking about it, this ending is quite suitable. Paired with my wife's writing style, it feels like a strange story like before.
The housekeeper Qi Wen must have been so happy. He got the young master's wife, got the wife's money, and escaped... I wonder if he helped the eldest child and his twin brother Qi Wu.
When I saw the penultimate chapter, I looked at the table of contents and found that there was only one chapter left. I almost wanted to curse. After reading the last chapter, just like the author said, the mood was over, and the story ended very hastily, but I still felt satisfied. I can completely accept this article as it is.
This article seems to have many shortcomings, but I was still moved by the story. After reading it, I felt an inexplicable excitement and melancholy.
I hope the author can add some extra stories, write about the daily life of the protagonists, and expand on some foreshadowing.
The eldest lady is really pitiful. It shows that you have to keep your eyes open when making friends and finding a partner. She was led by Sixth Yiniang. Hateful, hateful.
It felt like the ending was a little rushed. Qi Huang and her mother were immediately disconnected in the second half, and the foreshadowing about the second wife and sleepwalking had not yet been picked up. Looking at it this way, it seemed that the eldest wife was completely miserable. In fact, she was able to maintain her position in the family when her son was in such a bad condition, and she kept the management rights of the mining area in her hands without being taken away by her scumbag husband. She must be a pretty ruthless character (except for trusting the wrong housekeeper). In addition, the names of the two protagonists of the pre-sale new book are easy to read together... Tsurumi Chengo's face immediately appeared in my mind 23333
New Widow
Chrysanthemum Bottle
The Ex-Husband
My Husband's Personal Masseuse
Quick Transmigration: I'm Pregnant Again
The Massage Therapist
Transmigrate into a Book: The Widowed Man of a Wealthy Family
Reborn as a Two-Faced Superstar
Aftertaste
The Right Hand and the Left
The Love Letter Made Public
An old article of the same type, "The Widow from a Rich Family Who Wears a Book", is full of blood and is ripe for slaughter.
In fact, besides falling in love with his aunt, Qi Hu didn't do anything too extreme. Unfortunately, he was double betrayed by his crush and his own father. Fortunately, at the last moment of his life, the person he loved most in his heart accompanied him.
Just some personal thoughts, please don't comment on the harmonious discussion. It ended so quickly. I thought I had to write about how Shou relied on his intelligence and past life experience to slap the whole family and her husband in the face. My husband felt so good when he kept slapping me in the face, but in the end, I was in a hurry to finish the whole article, and I was afraid that I would not reach the KPI. It's a pity. There are a lot of things to write about, but it is limited to the family feud. Except for the protagonist Gong Shou, the others feel that they have little to do with them. They all do their own things without affecting each other. They are strange tenants in an apartment. And selfishly, I feel that Gong's relationship changes are quite strange, and I should lay the foundation for this. Shou is a virgin, has a good figure, is willing to spend money on Gong, knows how to appreciate him (and even after showing it a few times), Gong quickly fell in love with him? It's not impossible, but it's too eager. The portrayal of these two people is almost boring. The plot was chasing me, and I felt like I was watching "Unforgettable" in fast forward. The author probably rushed to finish the outline because the writing took too long. It's understandable. I hope the next article will be well shaped. The plot is quite good, but it's a pity.
My wife's writing is very good, but I feel that the main CP is not enough to read, and the secondary CPs are more exciting than the last...
The climax is the ending, and it feels like it ended abruptly. There are also cheaper Kongwen
Although the ending is quite sudden, I personally think it is quite dramatic. From the beginning, I thought about how such a weird and chaotic family would end. I didn't expect that it would be completely burned down, but after thinking about it, this ending is quite suitable. Paired with my wife's writing style, it feels like a strange story like before.
The housekeeper Qi Wen must have been so happy. He got the young master's wife, got the wife's money, and escaped... I wonder if he helped the eldest child and his twin brother Qi Wu.
When I saw the penultimate chapter, I looked at the table of contents and found that there was only one chapter left. I almost wanted to curse. After reading the last chapter, just like the author said, the mood was over, and the story ended very hastily, but I still felt satisfied. I can completely accept this article as it is. This article seems to have many shortcomings, but I was still moved by the story. After reading it, I felt an inexplicable excitement and melancholy. I hope the author can add some extra stories, write about the daily life of the protagonists, and expand on some foreshadowing.
The eldest lady is really pitiful. It shows that you have to keep your eyes open when making friends and finding a partner. She was led by Sixth Yiniang. Hateful, hateful.
It felt like the ending was a little rushed. Qi Huang and her mother were immediately disconnected in the second half, and the foreshadowing about the second wife and sleepwalking had not yet been picked up. Looking at it this way, it seemed that the eldest wife was completely miserable. In fact, she was able to maintain her position in the family when her son was in such a bad condition, and she kept the management rights of the mining area in her hands without being taken away by her scumbag husband. She must be a pretty ruthless character (except for trusting the wrong housekeeper). In addition, the names of the two protagonists of the pre-sale new book are easy to read together... Tsurumi Chengo's face immediately appeared in my mind 23333