Transmigrating into a Jinx of a Wife

X Month X Day: Went out and got robbed

X Month X Day: Went shopping for groceries and got hit by something

X Month X Day: Choked while eating

X Month X Day: Fell down every time I walked

X Month X Day: At last, I died...

Mei Qiqi felt that his life was one tragedy after another. He had never met anyone unluckier than himself. Ever since he was born, he had a minor bout of bad luck every other day and a major one every three days. Just making it to the ripe old age of twenty-five was a blessing from heaven...

But... how did he transmigrate, too???

He'd managed to hit such an unlikely event. Fine, it happened, but why had he barely woken up before a family of crazy relatives married him off to a country bumpkin, without even giving him a dowry, to be the fool's husband? Was he supposed to call this a once-in-a-century stroke of good luck, or just another case of his usual bad luck...

Still... the unflappable Mei Qiqi took a look at the "big fool" beside him. Well, if I'm married, I'm married.

Reader's Guide:

1. The early chapters have a farming-village feel; later on, there are household and palace intrigues. The male lead, despite being a familiar type, is no simple character.

2. One-on-one forever, lighthearted, no angst, and the leads dote on each other sweetly.

3. The fool isn't really a fool. The male lead still has an imposing, domineering aura.

4. This novel won't suit everyone's tastes, so please don't flame the male lead!

5. The protagonist is the very picture of composure! Truly calm! Extremely calm!