After transmigrating, she became a man, with nothing to recommend him but a handsome face.
His father and uncle were scoundrels, his mother clueless, and the family was on the verge of ruin.
A modern career woman transmigrates into an idle young aristocrat. To restore the family fortunes, Jiang Wan relies on the imperial examinations and steadily ascends to a position of power over all under Heaven.
Reader's note:
1. A woman transmigrates into a man, and there is a female lead.
2. The imperial examination system is a mix of Tang-Song and Ming-Qing practices in an alternate setting. The details are not meant to be historically precise.
3. No overpowered golden finger. A realistic story.
My next historical transmigration novel will probably be The Long Story of Being an Imperial Aunt:
Others transmigrate with a golden finger, but Wei Yan got nothing, except, well, a stunningly beautiful face.
Unfortunately, her new position is a thankless one: she is the neglected principal wife in the household of her imperial uncle, Li Can. She is the imperial aunt.
Prince Jin Li Can has a harem full of concubines and children. Though only twenty-five or twenty-six, he already has a whole crowd of kids calling him Father. His family tree is flourishing nicely.
One day, Wei Yan discovers that none of those children are Li Can's! But the foolish Prince Jin doesn't know, and treats every one of them like his own, the very picture of a loving father.
Well, then... Long live the king of cuckolds!
People often mock and bully Prince Jin Li Can. Wei Yan, the princess consort forced to marry him, feels no affection for him, and has never even looked at him properly.
Until one day, she is so shocked that she drops to her knees, stammers for a long time, then finally says, "...Husband."
Her bright eyes glisten, her slender waist sways gracefully.
Li Can's heart stops. Heaven knows how many sleepless nights he has waited for her to call him "Husband."
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Wei Yan follows Li Can all the way from imperial aunt to empress. Still young, she is already surrounded by grandchildren. What a blessed life.
Until the emperor starts spending every day in her palace, muttering, "My greatest sorrow is having no children of my own."
Damn, you wouldn't know unless someone told you. Now that he has, she realizes this fool is even better at putting on an act than she is.
Reader's note:
1. Both leads are drama kings, an award-winning actor and actress pairing, one-on-one romance.
2. Set in an alternate mid-to-late Tang period. Not historically precise.
3. Not a serious inner-courtyard battle story. The female lead won't be confined to the household.
4. Also known as The Entire Court Are My In-Laws and The World's Greatest Dad.
Please add me to your favorites. A respectful bow!
Theme: Study hard and rise through the imperial examinations.
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I'm afraid this Gu Jie is not really gay. If so, he would be quite self-aware if he doesn't get married. However, he was a very smart person and he really didn't do well in this matter. He just slapped his ass and left. I don't say whether it will affect his career in the future. Maybe it won't be that serious, but let's just say that his father is really Alexander. Isn't it a bit irresponsible to do this? Even if you don't want to get married and want to go out for fun, do you still have to wait until this matter is over? Just a few days away? This matter can be big or small! There's also the matter about the original princess. I don't know why it made me feel uncomfortable.
The male protagonist is so bad that he can't even protect his maid, how can he still protect his wife, family, and the people?
. . . The author's efforts are a bit weak, and the dialogue between the characters is a bit inconsistent. .
Fanfan. . Extra. . . . Woolen cloth. . Big
Won't he harm the male protagonist again? Just let it go
No way! The heroine is an adulterer
Zong Xiaoru did it?? Please don't darken the heroine. I still like her here.
If you don't like your sister fighting to the death for a man, why should you care about her?
The protagonist herself is a woman who wears men's clothes, and even uses the derogatory term "nymphomaniac". It's over 100 chapters, and Ruyu has many more scenes than the heroine.
Go whoring together, hahaha.