Marrying the Old Lord of a Marquis's Household

Updates are irregular, so read at your own risk. Choose from my completed works: The Consort's Survival Guide, The Chancellor's Daughter, Tricked into Marrying a Fainthearted Emperor, and A Qing Dynasty Lady in the Nineties. Blurb for The Tang Noblewoman's Blended Family After a night of heavy drinking, Zhou Baoyi wakes up to find that the world has changed. She has transmigrated into the body of a common woman a thousand years in the future. Before transmigrating, she was the daughter of a chancellor, a noblewoman of the Tang Dynasty, and a free-spirited Taoist priestess. She was rich and had plenty of people around her. After transmigrating, she is a commoner with two husbands, a former one and a current one, and two children, a daughter of her own and a stepson. Her family relationships are complicated. Men and women are equal in this era. Women are no longer men's dependents; they can go out to work and choose whom they love. Zhou Baoyi is very satisfied. Her daughter is lively and pretty, and her son is sweet and filial. Zhou Baoyi is very satisfied with them, too. The only exception is her pale-faced scholar of a husband... Oh well. He's handsome and considerate, so he might make a pleasant diversion. She can afford to support him, anyway. Li Yiping thinks his new bride has become a different person since waking up after hitting her head. She's more beautiful than ever, like a peony that draws every eye, but she's far too particular about her lifestyle and spends a little too freely. Oh well. A second marriage isn't easy, and earning money to support the family is what a man should do. Later, the couple build a business together and, quite by accident, become the richest family in Jiangcheng. Note: Set in the nineties. Theme: Fate brings people together, but hard work is what leads to success.