Marrying the Villain and Becoming His Treasured Consort

Reason for entering: The female lead transmigrates to ancient times, practices scientific farming, and advances agricultural development. After transmigrating, Liu Jin becomes a beautiful, captivating princess who, unfortunately, is out of favor. To win an ally, the emperor marries her off to the heir of the Prince of Nan'an. When they first meet, the heir of the Prince of Nan'an demands a divorce. Later, he regrets it. ★★★★ Liu Jin doesn't know that in someone else's story, Princess Liu Jin is a cannon-fodder character married to the villain, burned to death on the way to her wedding. Her villainous husband, meanwhile, loses the struggle for the throne and dies of malaria. But Liu Jin, who transmigrated here, does her best to survive and accidentally saves the villain. A little scene: The villainous husband, who once thought nothing of the princess, blocks her carriage and chuckles, "A Jin, you've lost your husband." The princess lowers the carriage curtain and smiles sweetly. "Wrong. I got rid of him." Today you ignore me. Tomorrow you'll be out of my league! The female lead is a farming expert. She practices scientific farming, increases crop yields per acre, and makes everyone kneel and call her "Dad"! The story of the founding emperor and a princess of the previous dynasty. A sweet little romance. Original title: A Flourishing Family Upcoming novel: Young and Already Hoping to Be a Widow Jiang Luyi is young, but all she wants is a peaceful retirement, tending flowers, drinking tea, and playing with cats. After transmigrating into a book, she becomes a villainous supporting character and finally achieves her goal. Thanks to the female lead's schemes, she gets to marry a sickly beauty. Once he dies, she'll be a rich, beautiful widow with status. But although her sickly husband is as delicate as a flower, he's incredibly resilient. He miraculously recovers without medicine and even becomes emperor. Jiang Luyi: ??? Prince of Wei's Story: The Prince of Wei thinks he doesn't have long to live, so, in the spirit of helping others, he marries a poor young woman and grants her wish to become a rich, beautiful widow of high status. But after they marry, he discovers that this young woman is practically a miracle cure. As long as he holds her, all his aches and pains disappear. So he keeps living, day after day. Later, the young woman asks him tearfully, "Why aren't you dead yet?" The Prince of Wei puts on a solemn air. "Because I don't have a son yet." She grits her teeth and bears him a son, only to discover that he'd recovered long ago. She bursts into tears. "You liar!" A foxlike, sickly-beauty male lead x a lazy, adorably silly female lead The female lead has a golden finger. Upcoming novel: The Days I Spent Whaling for the Emperor Song Ling is a shut-in obsessed with raising-simulation games. One day, she transmigrates and becomes a minor beauty in the harem of a puppet emperor. The lazy Song Ling glances at the phone that came along with her and slowly opens her game again. The goal of this raising-simulation game is to make her little darling an emperor for the ages. Song Ling's daily refrain is: My baby is so adorable! Completely smitten, Song Ling becomes obsessed with in-game purchases, buying her darling one item after another. * The emperor has a secret worry: he can always hear a strange voice. "My baby is so adorable! I'll buy him a strategist card." A few days later, the greatest strategist in the land pledges his loyalty to him. "My baby is so adorable! I'll buy him a general card." A few days later, a talented man, well-versed in military strategy and highly skilled in martial arts, pledges his loyalty to him. "My baby is so adorable! I want to have his babies..." The emperor waits and waits, but the woman who wants to have his babies never appears. Later, he hears the voice of a minor beauty in his harem. The emperor lies flat. "Come on! Didn't you say you wanted to have my babies?" Song Ling: ??? I was just playing a game! Theme: No matter the era, women should be independent and self-reliant.