Marrying the Male Lead’s Older Brother

The author's new novel, The Clan Heir (Imperial Examinations), is now underway. Please add it to your library, thank you! Su Yueheng transmigrates into a wish-fulfillment novel about a concubine-born daughter being reborn, becoming the ill-fated cannon-fodder female supporting character who dies early in the story. She knows how everyone's story ends, and she knows who the male lead's beloved is. So she gives up struggling and resolves not to pursue the male lead. Instead, she marries his older brother. Shen Jue is a gentle, refined man, or at least that's what Su Yueheng has always believed. Their married life is as tranquil as a stream winding past a little bridge, with a soft breeze and clear skies. Then one day, this man rises to the very top and becomes a tyrant feared by all. Only then does Su Yueheng realize what kind of man she married. At last, she also understands who had been protecting her all these years, right up to making her empress. [Reading Guide] 1. One-on-one romance, happy ending, slow burn. It gets better as the story goes on. 2. The male lead is lame at first, but later becomes emperor. Gentle and refined in public, ruthless and decisive in private. In a nutshell: Exhausted by her past life, she transmigrates and chooses to take a laid-back approach to life, only to accidentally become a winner. Note: All specialized knowledge in the story is cited from reference materials. The author's completed novels: Please check out Imperial Examinations in the Countryside and The Concubine-Born Daughter of a Marquis's Household Theme: