Boudoir Grievance Poems Are All Lies [Quick Transmigration]

One-line summary: Ready to get face-slapped?

Tang Xiaoshi held a collection of poems about a woman's resentment toward her husband and read through her tears:

"We're no longer together, and things aren't what they used to be. My sick soul swings like a rope."

The next second, she found herself inside the book, where she realized that poems about a woman's resentment were meant to be read like this:

"I return your pearl, tears falling as I do. Are you coming tomorrow to steal me away?"

"You glanced at me once, and ever since, you've doted on me day and night."

"I see the new girl laughing. Who could have guessed the old one married a rich, handsome man?!"

"Before her beauty has faded, his favor is already gone. They make love until dawn???"

Poems about a woman's resentment? Yeah, right!

*This is entirely fictional and does not follow the actual historical context of the poems.

*Each story is fictional, inspired only by the literal wording of a poem, and intended purely for entertainment.

*Not every poem featured is about a woman's resentment. There are exceptions.

*Each story is based on one poem. The author's notes will identify it.

Theme: When trapped in adversity, awaken to your circumstances, work hard to change them, and pursue happiness.