I Became the Wife of the Perfect Male Lead

[Please add my ongoing novel, "I Became a Saintess in Ancient Times," to your favorites~ *bows*]

Blurb:

When she opened her eyes, she had become the villainess in a novel about getting rich, a character destined to turn evil and die horribly.

She was a well-bred heiress from a wealthy family. But she fell deeply in love with the perfect male supporting character, who loved the heroine. Unable to win his heart, she grew jealous, allied with foreign enemies, and framed the heroine, ultimately bringing about her own downfall.

Su Weimiao had the misfortune of becoming this villainess who ruined her own life.

To avoid turning evil and dying, she made herself a set of rules for survival:

First, divorce the male lead.

Second, cling to the heroine's golden thigh and make a fortune.

Watch her make friends with foreigners and provide relief to refugees, then turn around and lead her guards to confront her family and berate her elders.

Everyone waits to see when this unruly woman will be cast aside by Lord Zhao.

Instead, they watch her climb step by step, from the wife of a provincial administration commissioner to the wife of a governor, and finally to the wife of a viceroy.

A little scene:

One time, she planned to take down a bandit den ahead of schedule. She was beating a group of bandits until they cried for their mothers when a squad of soldiers rushed in.

Their leader rode up to her on a tall horse. "Impressive skills, my lady!"

From Su Weimiao's perspective:

Wait... Lord Zhao, let go! You must have picked up the wrong script. Weren't you supposed to be in love with the heroine, keeping it locked in your heart because you couldn't say it aloud?

From Zhao Haichao's perspective:

Didn't you say you loved me deeply? Why are you always running out, making friends with foreigners, merchants, and students who've studied abroad?

#HowDoYouSurviveAfterTransmigratingIntoTheVillainessOfAGetRichNovel# #TheHardLifeOfATransmigratedVillainess#

Reader's Guide:

1. The heroine transmigrates into a book; the hero is reborn. They both play dumb at first, then their true identities are revealed.

2. The heroine has a golden finger.

3. Set in an alternate version of late Qing China. Please don't nitpick the historical details.

4. Updated daily, usually at noon. If there's no update then, it'll come in the evening.

[This novel is part of the "Science and Technology for a Strong Nation" writing contest. Reason for entry: After transmigrating to ancient times, the heroine boosts productivity and develops the economy by setting up a machine factory. She also opens a girls' school to expand women's access to education, giving back to society and helping build the nation.]

[Blurb for my ongoing novel, "I Became a Saintess in Ancient Times"]

Yun Shuyao accidentally transmigrated to another continent and became the saintess of Yun Mountain.

She had already given up on going home and planned to live off the land in this world until the end of her days.

Then she discovered a time machine on Yun Mountain.

The lazy Yun Shuyao found her motivation and decided to go down the mountain in search of meteorites, restart the time machine, and return to her hometown.

One day, she happened upon a little one, soft and adorable, who clutched her sleeve and called her "Mother."

Yun Shuyao shivered in fright, then smiled and patted the child's little topknot. "Little one, you can't just call anyone your mother."

It wasn't until she met the child's father that she was left speechless.

Before his coming-of-age ceremony, if anyone had told Huo Yi, heir to the Marquis's residence, that he would love someone so much he'd forget himself, he would have scoffed. His dream was the battlefield. How could he be bothered with romance?

But later, he ate his words. He lost the woman he loved and fell into such agony that he went mad. Then one day, his son excitedly told him, "Dad, I found Mom!"

When he finally saw the person who had caused him such pain and driven her to madness, a thousand words and emotions all became one lovesick question: "A Shu, am I dreaming?"

Theme: Live diligently and forge your own path.