Raising the Minister's Husband

Li Qiangwei, a middle-school Chinese teacher, transmigrates to the turbulent final years of the Yuan dynasty and becomes a penniless seven-year-old child bride. When you're poor, you have to find a way to change your lot. Her dream is to make money, educate her husband, and become the wife of a successful scholar. Who knew such good fortune would fall from the sky? Her husband rises to become Minister of Revenue! But she's barely had time to enjoy being a minister's wife when a princess and a white lotus appear, along with a powerful, treacherous official who wants to claim her as his daughter… Coming next: Join the Revolution with the Young Marshal [Book Transmigration]. Please add it to your favorites via the author's page! White Xinyi, a police detective, dies in the line of duty and transmigrates into a Republican-era novel called Shanghai Nights, 1937, becoming Bai Mudan, a songstress at a Shanghai dance hall. She saves the original protagonists, who are members of the underground Communist Party, then uses her position as a songstress to gather intelligence. Infiltration, counter-surveillance, rooting out traitors: White Xinyi handles it all with ease. Just as White Xinyi is getting ready to pull off something big, Third Young Master Fu, a man who rules the Shanghai Bund, comes sidling up to her. The first time they meet: Fu Jingzhi: "Woman, don't think you can get my attention by any means." White Xinyi: "…" A baffled, black-person-question-mark-face reaction. Later on: Fu Jingzhi: "Xinyi, you brave the stormy seas, and I'll keep you safe. I'll go through fire and water, and charge ahead, to get you out of danger." White Xinyi: "…Then join our cause!" Reader's Guide: 1. Both are virgins, one-on-one romance, happy ending. 2. The male lead is the son of a new warlord and a young marshal. Later, influenced by the female lead, he joins the Communist Party and uses his prominent position to gather intelligence. 3. The female lead and the male lead have a misunderstanding because of her original body's background. They clear it up later. Theme: