The Treacherous Minister's Wife Is Hard to Be

"Waiting for the Empress to Clock In Every Night" is ongoing, and I promise not to abandon it!

Her father is a third-rank official at the Court of Judicial Review, her elder sister is a Noble Consort who rules the imperial harem, and her cousin next door is loaded.

As a rising star in the capital's storytelling world, Xiao Yunxing thinks life after she transmigrated isn't so bad!

She does have a little secret: every now and then, she has strange dreams.

In them, a man claims to be her husband and makes a promise to spend a hundred years together.

When she wakes, she's terrified. What husband? She only wants to keep her whole family away from the whirlpool of court politics and make sure they all survive to the end.

Wait, what's with this hated-by-all corrupt official? Why have you joined my family's ranks?

Are you trying to get my family into trouble? Get out!

Xiao Yunxing: Huh? You want to marry me too? What makes you so sure of yourself?

Xie Jingjue: My lady, you didn't say that in your dream.

Also known as "I Still Don't Remember You Today" and "I Help My Husband Be a Corrupt Official," originally titled "As Dusk Draws Near."

Reader's Guide:

1. Set in a fictional Tang dynasty; 1v1, happy ending.

2. They dote on each other. The plot comes first at the beginning, then it gets unbearably sweet later on. Enjoy!

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