Transmigrated as the Tyrant's Ex-Wife

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There was once a tyrant who was vicious, bad-tempered, cold-blooded, and had a family history of inherited madness. His favorite pastime was killing people.

When Su Nianzhu transmigrated there, the legendary tyrant was paralyzed in bed, being driven mad by his own conspiracy theories...

Su Nianzhu: QAQ

"Get lost." The man, able to move only his head, roared with a furious expression.

"...All right." Su Nianzhu struggled to roll across the imperial bed, then rolled back. "I rolled. Your Majesty, would you like to see me do it again? Sick children really are difficult to deal with."

The tyrant: ...

"I heard that the late emperor, the emperor before him, and the emperor before that all died from madness?"

The tyrant glanced at her expressionlessly.

Su Nianzhu said solemnly, "Your Majesty, you're in grave danger right now."

The tyrant lifted his eyelids slightly.

Su Nianzhu continued, "You're already halfway mad."

The tyrant: ...

P.S. 1. Ding! Tyrant card.

2. The male lead is no good person.

Coming soon: "The Mountain Has Fusang"

A story about a scheming young woman pursuing a wealthy, high-status man in ancient times and marrying into a powerful family.

Although Lu Wanyin was the legitimate daughter, her father despised her mother's merchant family background, doted on his concubine, and neglected his wife. She, her mother, and her young brother struggled to get by at home.

Fortunately, she had a face that looked pitiful and easily won people's trust.

When she first met Fusang, that face caught the attention of one of his friends.

Fusang was a son of the Fu family, a favored child of heaven and the dream of countless young women in the capital.

One of his friends asked him, "What do you think of Lu Wanyin?"

The young nobleman thought for a moment, then uttered four words: "Far too scheming."

His friend understood and dropped her.

Lu Wanyin: ...

Those words, "Far too scheming," destroyed all of Lu Wanyin's plans.

Since you look down on me, then I'll marry you!

Theme: Self-reliance is the mother of good fortune.