I Became the Male Lead's Cannon-Fodder Villainess Wife

Qi Zhenzhen transmigrated into a novel, becoming the cannon-fodder villain wife of its male lead.

Her original self had been used by her emperor father to keep the male lead, a great general, placated and under surveillance.

In the end, the male lead had her hanged from a siege tower without a second thought.

Trembling with fear, Qi Zhenzhen pretended to be a sweet, innocent little fairy every day, clung to the male lead, and called him “Uncle” in a sugary voice.

Then one day, the decisive, ruthless general leaned down and chuckled in her ear. “Don’t call me Uncle. Call me husband.”

At heart, Qi Zhenzhen is a lazy salted fish, but she has no choice but to work hard and face-slap one villain after another, while helping the male lead with his big plans to take over the empire.

Qi Zhenzhen: I’m really not up for this.

The Great General: Hmm? Say that again, louder.

Qi Zhenzhen: I said, my husband is the greatest hero in all of history!

Reader’s guide:

1. The male lead is ten years older than the female lead, from the generation above hers, and they are not blood-related.

2. Please note: For the first ten chapters, the female lead clings to the male lead, who barely responds. Please don’t read if that bothers you.

Theme: Work hard to change your fate, be a kind and positive person, and fall in love in a sweet romance.