Tang Wan, an obstetrics and gynecology department chief, wakes up one day as a lowborn daughter about to be married off to bring good fortune to her sickly betrothed.
Her husband's family is the illustrious Marquis Changxin's household, and her groom is Su Changting, the eldest legitimate grandson. Unfortunately, Young Master Su is as frail as a willow and won't live past twenty-one.
Tang Wan had planned to wait until she became a widow, but soon discovers that she's in the world of a household intrigue novel, where she's a disposable minor character.
After Su Changting dies, her standing in the marquis's household plummets. Then a vicious supporting female character blackmails her into becoming a pawn in a scheme against the heroine, before she meets a miserable end.
Chief Tang gazes at the golden ticket lying on the bed and falls into deep thought...
When Tang Wan first married, countless people in the capital lamented: So what if the second daughter of the Tang family is beautiful? She's still destined to be a widow.
Later, not one of the people in the Tang household who had waited to laugh at her met a good end.
Tang Wan, meanwhile, became the sole mistress of the Marquis Changxin's household.
Coming soon: The Deposed Crown Prince's Exile
Male lead's version:
Gu, the youngest and most handsome professor at the Agricultural College, wakes up as the crown prince of a dynasty in a parallel world.
He thinks he's entered easy mode, only to find himself facing the highest difficulty level.
The original crown prince was framed, failed in an attempted rebellion, was stripped of his title and reduced to a commoner, then exiled to Qianzhou.
Looking at the dilapidated shack with nothing in it and his frail concubine,
Professor Gu instinctively adjusts a pair of glasses that aren't there. "Hmm..."
Female lead's version:
When the crown prince is deposed, the Lu clan has a way to save itself: if they cut ties with him, they'll be safe.
Lu Chenyuan ignores everyone's attempts to dissuade her and resolutely follows the crown prince to the wilderness.
Everyone laments that Miss Lu, blessed with both beauty and talent, has such a difficult fate.
Who could have imagined that years later, when the old emperor summons the deposed crown prince back to the capital, Miss Lu is even more radiant than before?
The deposed crown prince dotes on her until every woman envies her.
Coming soon: The CEO's Ginseng Spirit Girlfriend
Shangshang is a ten-thousand-year-old ginseng plant. For a thousand years, it has lived alone in a remote mountain valley, beautiful but unable to reshape its spirit form.
Then one day, a man falls from the sky and uses the blood from his heart to help it break the curse.
But wolves surround the man, and every one of them wants to stew it or soak it in liquor...
To save its own skin, Shangshang flees in the middle of the night.
The CEO of the Rong Corporation is handsome, aloof, and exceptionally capable. Though still young, he already controls a business empire worth billions.
Unfortunately, this domineering CEO cares more about health than beauty, and before turning thirty he's become obsessed with ginseng cultivation.
He'll even spend a fortune just to get his hands on a single ginseng plant.
Shangshang never expected that after the man's heart's blood fused with it, its seed would mutate too.
Buried in debt after its little ginseng offspring eats them out of house and home, Shangshang has no choice but to seek the man out again. "Mr. Rong, are you still buying ginseng? You can have it for free, QAQ."
Rong Yuan looks at the woman holding a pot with a tiny ginseng plant in it, a trace of amusement in his eyes. "No, unless you stay."
Completed novels: The Stock God the Entertainment Industry Held Back, The Movie Emperor Raised an Orchid Spirit
Premise:
The more I watch, the more I think the heroine is a bitch.
It is a good habit to do as the Romans do when you are in the country. It is recommended that the heroine be configured to shout for divorce all day long. It is simply ridiculous. Without Su Changting, she was nothing in ancient times.
I jumped into watching it, but I always felt that the plot conflict was a little too small, and it may not be my favorite point. It's my personal opinion, so please don't criticize it.
Why is there only one comment?
I have to say that it is indeed like what the male protagonist said. You marry the person you should marry but you don't have the consciousness to do things as a master. You are even a bit like a holy mother. Your treatment of diseases and saving people has nothing to do with your house fighting. If you want to maintain your character, there is no need to do so.
I have read several of your novels and they are all quite good, but there is a big flaw. There are no extras and the ending always feels incomplete. I hope they can be improved.
I kind of regret buying the entire book.
The writing is very good, and the plot is also good. As the plot slowly develops, there are some other small opinions. I quite liked the heroine at first, but now I see that the heroine is a bit broken. First of all, as a modern professional woman, she has her own career hobbies and dreams. Suddenly she traveled to ancient times and there were various generation gaps and feelings of disidentification. At first, she was very nice and natural when she got along with the ancients. Gradually, she felt that she was too self-centered. , Discovered how difficult it was for women to survive in the feudal era where registration was strict and regulations were strict. To be honest, although she cured the male protagonist's disease and the male protagonist also fell in love with her, so she was confident, but she said in words and in her heart that she could not get along with the male protagonist. In this case, she was not sure of this degree, and it felt like she was being pampered and arrogant. Furthermore, they said they would get together and leave, but holding hands and so on was so natural. There was no change or psychological conflict. There are also all the maids around him who are likeable, but that doesn't matter, as long as the protagonist is attractive. The only thing I saw at the end was that the relationship between the heroine and the hero was not perfect. But this is just my personal feeling. I can't help but want to express it
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The more I watch, the more I think the heroine is a bitch.
It is a good habit to do as the Romans do when you are in the country. It is recommended that the heroine be configured to shout for divorce all day long. It is simply ridiculous. Without Su Changting, she was nothing in ancient times.
I jumped into watching it, but I always felt that the plot conflict was a little too small, and it may not be my favorite point. It's my personal opinion, so please don't criticize it.
Why is there only one comment?
I have to say that it is indeed like what the male protagonist said. You marry the person you should marry but you don't have the consciousness to do things as a master. You are even a bit like a holy mother. Your treatment of diseases and saving people has nothing to do with your house fighting. If you want to maintain your character, there is no need to do so.
I have read several of your novels and they are all quite good, but there is a big flaw. There are no extras and the ending always feels incomplete. I hope they can be improved.
I kind of regret buying the entire book.
The writing is very good, and the plot is also good. As the plot slowly develops, there are some other small opinions. I quite liked the heroine at first, but now I see that the heroine is a bit broken. First of all, as a modern professional woman, she has her own career hobbies and dreams. Suddenly she traveled to ancient times and there were various generation gaps and feelings of disidentification. At first, she was very nice and natural when she got along with the ancients. Gradually, she felt that she was too self-centered. , Discovered how difficult it was for women to survive in the feudal era where registration was strict and regulations were strict. To be honest, although she cured the male protagonist's disease and the male protagonist also fell in love with her, so she was confident, but she said in words and in her heart that she could not get along with the male protagonist. In this case, she was not sure of this degree, and it felt like she was being pampered and arrogant. Furthermore, they said they would get together and leave, but holding hands and so on was so natural. There was no change or psychological conflict. There are also all the maids around him who are likeable, but that doesn't matter, as long as the protagonist is attractive. The only thing I saw at the end was that the relationship between the heroine and the hero was not perfect. But this is just my personal feeling. I can't help but want to express it
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