The Top Scholar's Cannon-Fodder Ex-Wife (Transmigrated into a Book)

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Ye Pei transmigrates into a sweet romance novel as the male lead's disposable ex-wife.

Her original body was dark-skinned and fat, lazy and greedy, and skilled at throwing tantrums and making a scene. Everyone hated her, including her husband, and in the end she fell into a pond and drowned.

After her death, Shi Chengwang was free of a burden. He excelled in the imperial examinations that year, became the top scorer, caught the eye of a nobleman's daughter, and rose steadily to become a high-ranking official.

After arriving, Ye Pei works hard to fulfill the original owner's wish, building a career while transforming her body.

And so Shi Chengwang realizes that his wife seems different somehow.

Her skin has grown fairer, her waist slimmer, and her face even more charming. Even her temper has improved. People who once hated her now praise her, and some unknown young nobleman even wants to marry her and take her home as his bride.

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Song Chu transmigrates into a Mary Sue romance novel.

The original heroine is breathtakingly beautiful and captivates everyone. Every young talent who appears in the story falls at her feet.

Song Chu, however, becomes the villain's wife, infatuated with the heroine. When the villain is implicated and sent to the executioner's block, she is left exposed in the wilderness at a young age.

After transmigrating, Song Chu looks at the wedding dress she's wearing and resolves to get a divorce. Better to lose face than lose her life.

But she never expects the villain, who is cold to the extreme in the original story, to cherish and protect her in every way, showering her with countless treasures just to make her smile.

Villain: "Whatever you want, I can give you."

Song Chu, cautiously: "Would you agree to a divorce?"

The villain cups her face, his gaze tender and devoted. "You can have my life if you want, but I'll never agree to that."

The Duke of Ying was wise all his life, only realizing on his deathbed that he had mistaken a wicked woman for the person who saved his life, and even caused his benefactor to die alongside him.

In this new life, he will give her a lifetime of love and honor, and protect her from every worry.

P.S.

1. A sweet romance. The male lead loves only the heroine.

2. The heroine is the person who saved his life, in both lifetimes.

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