Fei Youyou, a failed author, transmigrated to ancient times. Without knowing what was going on, she made a wish to publish a book!
Only afterward did she learn that this temple's prayers never came true, except for prayers about love! Who would've thought the Bodhisattva would find a roundabout way to help her by arranging for her to marry a bookseller!
Even a failed author has her pride. It's not as if she cares about having her husband's support!
Mu Yanshu was a celebrated bookseller at the height of his success. A marriage between an official family and a merchant family was just a stepping stone for his career. But after he brought his wife home, his plans took a complete turn!
When another family came forward with a marriage proposal, he rejected them outright: "I will never use marriage as a business deal!"
Fei Youyou: Hm? What about having a lovely wife and concubines? Wouldn't you consider it?
Mu Yanshu: "I'll take the lovely wife. I don't want anyone else!"
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[Marrying a Young Lady Who's Technically My Great-Aunt (Transmigration)]
In her previous life, Wen Yimiao was fostered by the Bai family. With the family's two older brothers looking out for her, she lived a comfortable life.
Sadly, she was short-lived and died young.
When she opened her eyes again, she had become the Bai family's foolish bride, and her husband was Bai Yunzhou, a descendant of the Bai family who was paralyzed and bedridden.
Wen Yimiao did the math. By family seniority, her bargain husband should be calling her Great-Aunt.
Faced with the now-declining Bai household, Wen Yimiao had no choice but to grit her teeth and prop up the family's remaining business.
As for her disheartened husband, it seemed her "lessons" had inspired him to get back on his feet.
Just as she smiled with relief, Bai Yunzhou started having "improper thoughts" about his Great-Aunt!
From the male lead's perspective:
Bai Yunzhou had been the apple of everyone's eye since childhood, loved and doted on by all.
But once the people who cared for him passed away, those who had pretended to love him cast him into the abyss. His foolish bride became their tool for humiliating him.
So be it. All they wanted was his life. He could give it to them.
But why couldn't his foolish wife understand their situation? She treated his illness, ran the business, tried to restore the Bai family's fortunes, and even stood up to those people.
So be it. If those people wanted her life, he'd just get rid of them.
Reader's guide:
1. The male lead will definitely recover.
2. The female lead was fostered by the family and is not related to the male lead by blood.
3. 1v1, happy ending. Enjoy!
Theme:
Regardless of whether we look at it by ancient or modern standards, the heroine lacks not just the slightest bit of "stability".
This moon-watching man has a wrong mind
There is no punishment for burning down the warehouse?
Until now, the heroine feels really innocent and reckless to me.
This Ding Changan is such an idiot and speaks so freely. There is something wrong with hiring the male lead.
This guy takes himself too seriously
I saw the comment and realized it was written a year ago...
The acting skills of Chang An and the heroine are about the same
I took a look downstairs. It's okay to pass each other.
Hahahahahahahaha I was laughing so hard