I Became the Female Lead's Vicious Aunt

One day, Yu Hehua woke up inside a farming novel as the heroine's wicked aunt by marriage. The original aunt always wore a scowl, was lazy and mean, and had a poisonous heart. She was the person every child in Liu Family Village feared.

Looking at the heroine and her sisters trembling in fear after just one glance from her, Yu Hehua sighed to herself. How many terrible things must the original have done to scare them this badly?

But this works out just fine. All she has to do is stop tormenting the heroine's family, wait for the heroine to lead everyone to prosperity, and enjoy a little of the good life herself. As for the original's useless son, vain daughter, and poor little grandson, she'll discipline them when they need it and spoil them when they need it. As long as she keeps them from meeting the fates they had in the book, she'll have done right by the original!

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Xu Qingshu transmigrates to an unfamiliar dynasty as a concubine-born daughter of a marquis's household, along with a beautiful, frail mother and a slightly foolish younger sister.

After barely making it through childhood under her legitimate mother's watchful eye, she falls for a top scholar whose parents are both dead, whose family has modest means, and who agrees to let her take her sister with her when she marries. But before she can marry him, the top scholar turns around and tells her, "I'm sorry. I mistook you for someone else. I'm in love with your beautiful, kindhearted fourth sister, the one who knows how to make money."

Xu Qingshu looks down at the box of house deeds and land deeds in her hands and silently nods. Fine, then! It seems she still isn't rich enough!

Before she can find another suitable marriage prospect, her legitimate mother gives her two choices: become a concubine to the nearly fifty-year-old uncle of the emperor, who holds immense power, or marry the marquis's concubine-born son.

Xu Qingshu chooses the second option without hesitation. A concubine-born daughter with a concubine-born son: sounds perfect!

Xu Qingshu: I'll just think of it as helping someone in need!

Xiao Yihan: My dear, I'm handing over everything I own to you!

Xu Qingshu stares at the stacks of account books piled higher than she is and falls into deep thought.

Coming soon: "School Days in Ancient Times." Click the author's column to see it, and feel free to add it to your reading list!

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Theme: Cherish the wonderful life you have now