Transmigrated as the Male Lead's Short-Lived Wife

[Complete] Jiang Ling transmigrates into a book, landing in an old-fashioned male-oriented novel as the villainess, a woman who is greedy for wealth and unfaithful. To run away with another man, the villainess steals the money her husband needs for life-saving medicine and pushes her bean-sprout-thin stepson into an icy winter river. In the end, her husband's close friend torments her again and again, and she dies without a proper burial. Jiang Ling doesn't want to die, so she decides to treat her husband a little better. After all, he has two good points. First, he's handsome. Second, he's impotent, practically a eunuch. Who could have guessed that her convenient husband would be so short-lived? Before long, he dies. Jiang Ling sheds a couple of tears, then promptly opens a cosmetics shop in the capital. * Her business at the foot of the throne grows bigger and bigger. One day Jiang Ling gives the eldest princess an anti-aging treatment; the next, she teaches a pockmarked scholar how to rejuvenate his skin with fruit acids. Life couldn't be better. When the eldest princess learns Jiang Ling is a widow, she insists on finding her a match and picks a handsome, refined third-place laureate. Jiang Ling approves, hands over a letter, and prepares to meet him. That night, brocade-clad guards burst through her door and drag Jiang Ling to an unfamiliar bed. Her husband, back from the dead, looks down at her, his expression dark as a storm. Jiang Ling finally learns that this man is no eunuch... Both leads are virgins. One-on-one. +++++++++ My next novel is The Sandalwood Pillow. Feel free to check it out if you're interested~ Theme: Don't judge a book by its cover