Coming soon: The Scholar I Married Dotes on His Wife; Transmigrated as the Beloved Little Lucky Girl in a Period Novel
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The male lead's inner monologue: My wife is fierce, my son is a little devil, and together they bully me. Life is so hard. I'm being forced down the horrific path of reform: studying, doing business, and taking the imperial examinations.
Song Yicheng, Ningcheng's famous wastrel, has felt off these past few days. Wine and women aren't appealing, gambling isn't fun, and he can't bring himself to admire his new fighting crickets and pet birds.
Why hasn't his wife sent someone to catch him, like she always does when he runs around the city?
When he enters his home, he runs into Cheng Lu, who has packed up and is taking their son back to her parents' home. A divorce agreement is slapped against his forehead: I'm done with this marriage!
Cheng Lu, who has transmigrated into a book, just can't understand it.
He only knows how to spend money and have fun, has no brains or talent, can't become a high-ranking official or run a business, offends a corrupt official's son, loses the family fortune, and drags his family into hardship.
Why did the original owner chase this utterly impractical man for so long just to marry him?
She should dump him early and find a good man instead!
Their son, Song Xuejin, nods repeatedly beside her: Mother is right!
Cheng Lu pats her son's head. Being the mother of a future chief minister sounds pretty good, too!
Song Yicheng follows after her, pleading: How about you take another look at my face, Madam? I'm so easy on the eyes, you might eat two extra bowls of rice!*v*
The Scholar I Married Dotes on His Wife
In her previous life, Zhen Miao married the wrong man. Reborn on the day the matchmaker comes to propose, she hears the woman praising a disreputable scoundrel to the skies once again. Zhen Miao promptly tears down the matchmaker's sign and kicks her out of the house.
With a reputation as a shrew, Zhen Miao marries a scholar from the village who is too poor to find a wife.
The scholar comes from a poor family and has a sick mother. In her previous life, he was merely a poor village schoolteacher, but he was kindhearted and of excellent character.
In this life, Zhen Miao seeks good character, not wealth, and plans to work hard with the scholar to build a good life together.
She never expected that the poor scholar, who had only been a licentiate before, would pass the highest imperial examination in this life!
Transmigrated as the Beloved Little Lucky Girl in a Period Novel
Tang Xiaoqin transmigrates as a timid, pitiful country girl.
Her biased grandparents accuse her of being lazy and selfish, a jinx who caused their son and daughter-in-law's deaths and brought misfortune to the family.
They cast her out without a thought for family ties.
A dilapidated courtyard, all alone, with no one to depend on...
Before long, her uncle, now a factory director, her cousin, who has an urban job, and her well-married cousin come by every few days with nice things for her.
Her grandparents regret everything, while her uncles, aunts, and cousins rush to curry favor with her.
Every family in the village with a son asks people to arrange a match for him with her.
No matter how much they sing their sons' praises, she makes her own choice: Duan Yan, a poor man with a sick mother whose engagement was called off.
The onlookers wait to laugh at them, only to discover that after they marry, they not only have enough to eat and wear, but their lives keep getting better. A few years later, Duan Yan becomes a big-shot businessman.
Just then, the former fiancee who broke off the engagement regrets it and shows up at their door with a group of her friends...
Duan Yan drives home in his newly bought car and shields his besieged wife. His peach-blossom eyes turn icy as he snaps, "Get lost!"
Only then does Tang Xiaoqin realize she's transmigrated into a period novel called Reborn to Grow Old Together.
In the novel, the heroine, Mei Yan, breaks off her engagement with the male lead and marries someone else. She is abused to death, then reborn and becomes devoted to the male lead as they build their fortune together.
As if!
Theme: Reforming a wastrel
I really don't understand, is the heroine looking for abuse? This feeling came for no reason. Isn't the second male lead good?
One word for the heroine: pretend! If you don't have any skills, you'll just have a lot of inner monologues! My parents in my previous life favored boys over girls, so I pretended to be a good person after time travel. Let's not talk about the male protagonist. You, an outsider, took over the body of the original owner, and you still act like you are superior and self-righteous.
I don't understand why the comments are all criticizing the female protagonist for her bad behavior. . . .
Ah, I want to have a side story
The heroine always gives people a feeling of being superior to others, and judging from the description, the hero has done nothing wrong just because he does not strive for advancement. Doesn't it mean that he is inferior to others if he does not seek advancement? If you are at the bottom of society and do nothing like the hero, you can naturally be said to be idle, but from the perspective of the hero, his conditions are enough to support him to live such a life, and if the heroine takes over someone else's body, shouldn't their family try to avoid this tragedy? But after reading the first few chapters, I feel that the heroine just wants to break away from the Song family and not let them drag her down.
It's just that the person who loves you is no longer there
I like the heroine's character! As a modern person, it is normal for such a dandy to be treated! How could he have a love brain when he lived such a difficult life in his previous life? Mr. Meng is very good!
Damn, your book cost me money. I paid for it and ordered it all, but I still have to buy it again. ???
Where is this husband? He is like a cloud blowing in the wind.
Oh my gosh, it's been updated!