(After the neighboring novel "A Lowly Minister" is finished, I will start revising this one. I took a look, and it seems readers started having issues around Chapter 72, finding the later parts too frustrating. In that case, I’ll revise it starting from Chapter 72. The revision will be complete once this passage has been deleted. Please do not buy it for now. 23.9.26)
Blurb:
After transmigrating, Sang Fufutao was desperate not to marry her betrothed, who was involved with a young male entertainer. So, not being picky when she was hungry, she chose a prisoner to be her husband.
Their days together turned out pretty well.
They agreed that once his case was overturned, they would get a divorce.
They built a house and set up a stove;
Scallions, ginger, garlic, and mustard, the comforts of everyday life;
Ordinary days at home, songs of the seasons.
As their life together kept getting better, she began to wonder: should they divorce or not?
Sang Fufutao transmigrated into this life to enjoy her retirement. In her previous life, she worked herself to death from overwork. This time, she only wanted to spend her remaining years in her beautiful little courtyard, going to bed and getting up early every day, tending flowers, plants, fruits, and vegetables, and keeping cats and dogs...
Who could have imagined that this little courtyard would nurture a foreign queen and a great general? Even the godfather she casually took in would become a chancellor at court...
No one can stop her from living a life of wealth and splendor.
[Content warnings]
1. The female lead was not a virgin in her previous life, and she is not a delicate, sweet, innocent heroine.
2. At first, the male lead has someone else in his heart, but the female lead will mash that white moonlight into garlic paste.
3. An alternate-history Qin and Han setting, with many changes. Those seeking historical accuracy should steer clear.
A note about the character Fú in the female lead’s name: it means lush and flourishing vegetation, and is pronounced fu.
Cover art thanks: @WindRisesInTheAbyss
Author’s Weibo: ObsessiveCompulsiveDisorderMustWashHairEveryDay
Theme:
Inexplicably, the male protagonist just allowed his mother to call the female protagonist a vixen, with very little explanation or defense. The heroine is also weird. Being kind to others doesn't mean that others put a knife on your neck, but you forgive her again and again without caring. Too cowardly?
Really, the more I look at the heroine, the more she looks like an all-around little daughter-in-law. Vice President, did she marry into a wealthy family and be rewarded by her husband's family? Otherwise, her behavior, behavior, and thoughts could be so low-key and petty for the sake of men?
The heroine has become the vice-president in modern times, why should she be so humble? I feel like the heroine becomes more ooc the more she writes about it
Don't make things difficult for Taotao anymore, okay? It feels like she just keeps working hard, and she won't have a comfortable life for a few days T^T
I really want to beat this guy to pieces, even if I don't say whether he has feelings for the heroine or not, I don't know who saved your fucking life! After three years of no news, you still expect the heroine to wait for you! Are you studded with gold or diamonds? It's so funny! The heroine saved your life. You haven't told your parents in three years who saved you? Who does your mother look down on? If you didn't say it, you would be ungrateful. If you did, your mother would be ungrateful. What's the use of such a family? I really want to blow the male lead's head off.
Emma... This mother-in-law, she has more power now, isn't it a bit ugly?
I feel so good like this ~ Hehehe ps. The hero didn't tell his family about the heroine at all. Didn't his family think about how he got involved with the prime minister?
Because the person you go to report that you are safe will only say that you are safe... So you miss a lot...
The heroine has lost a lot.
Mao'er's thoughts are also readers' thoughts. Don't you know very well, the author? It can only be said that you do know what you are writing. It does not mean that you failed in writing, but that you planned to write a story like this. I don't understand.