Wang Jiaoniang, who had no parents and was raised to be someone's child bride, thought she'd been dealt a terrible hand.
Resigned to her fate, she went to bed with her foolish husband.
But just before they could fall asleep together, her husband was reborn.
Her biological father, a thousand miles away, was reborn too.
The notorious villain Sun Xu'an opened his eyes and saw the young wife who had died saving him.
In this life, Sun Xu'an's only wish was to pamper her, pamper her, and pamper her some more.
The powerful Eunuch of Nine Thousand Years, who had died peacefully after ruling over all, opened his eyes and went looking for his precious daughter, Jiaoniang.
Once he found her, he'd pamper her, pamper her, and pamper her some more.
Upcoming novel: My Husband and I Were Both Switched at Birth
As a hereditary servant of the Marquis of Le'an's household, Gu Xuannu has no say in her own life. When the eldest young lady's husband, whom she had not even lifted her bridal veil to see, was suddenly exiled, Gu Xuannu had no choice but to take the young lady's place and join him on the journey.
They say her husband, Wei Changgui, had a father who abducted the Third Prince and left him to suffer while growing up among commoners. Wei Changgui's father is dead, but the emperor and the Third Prince still hold a grudge against him.
Everyone thinks Gu Xuannu will live a fate worse than death with Wei Changgui.
But Gu Xuannu knows nothing of all that. She believes that with her own two hands, she can make a good life for herself.
And so, despite everyone's low expectations, the two of them build an increasingly comfortable life together. They become the wealthiest family in the place of exile, and Wei Changgui even finds a way back to the capital.
Gu Xuannu thought she would live out the rest of her days in peace, but it turns out she is the real eldest daughter of the Marquis of Le'an's household, while the former eldest daughter is actually the hereditary servant.
She thought being switched at birth was absurd enough, but the most absurd part is that Wei Changgui is actually the real Third Prince!
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I just said, is this right? How can a girl who can raise the male protagonist be so stupid? It turns out that the female protagonist pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger.
Didn't the male protagonist in his previous life never marry?
We grew up together and took care of each other with our own hands. Why is this happening all of a sudden? It's so annoying.
I feel like the setting for the heroine is too unreasonable. A girl who can take care of herself and grow up shouldn't be like this.
The heroine is not a fool. Dad is back. Why don't you study hard now that you are rich?
Damn it, why do I always feel a sense of familiarity? The male protagonist's name is so similar to the name of my best friend in junior high school. It's just the difference in the order of the letters, and I didn't realize it until the second time I read it.
Why does it feel like the ending was forced (????????????)?
This is?? Finished?!!!
... The little emperor is gone now? I thought I could write 100,000 words
Jiao Niang's father was also reborn. Shouldn't he have recognized Sun Xu'an from the beginning (he should know the appearance and name of the powerful minister, right)? Shouldn't he have been kept away from the little girl from the beginning?