After I Married a Rich Earl

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My name is Luviel.

Because I grew up in poverty, I love jewelry and money. I'm vain, greedy for life, hypocritical, and vicious, and I'll stop at nothing to get what I want.

So, for wealth and status, three months before my twentieth birthday, I married Count Lorelai, one of the wealthiest and most powerful nobles in the imperial capital.

But he died on our wedding night.

After becoming a widow, I entered the second spring of my life.

The future commander of the knights said he wanted to be a stepfather to my children. A wealthy and powerful young duke proposed to me five times, and my ex-boyfriend kept begging me to get back together.

Faced with all these temptations, my heart remained calm and undisturbed.

Because most of them were either lunatics or mentally ill.

So I chose to live beautifully on my own.

That wasn't going to happen.

Only children have to choose.

As a mature adult woman?

Of course I'm choosing them all.

*First-person narration.

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Please add my Western fantasy story, A Comedian Transmigrates into a B-Grade Novel, to your favorites! Here's the blurb~

Twenty-seven-year-old office worker Li Putong read a B-grade novel.

The whole thing was full of all sorts of this and that, and that and this.

Although the novel's plot and the author's writing were both as awful as a pile of dog shit, Li Putong gritted her teeth and finished reading it.

Because... well, you know.

Li Putong never expected that just wanting some exciting fiction to break up her dull office-worker routine would come at such a steep price.

She transmigrated into a book.

She became an unnamed maidservant in the novel The Duke's Daughter.

Transmigrating into a book isn't scary. What is scary is transmigrating into a B-grade novel with an age restriction.

After transmigrating into the book, Li Putong's daily life was always either on the verge of dying or on its way to dying.

Every night before closing her eyes to sleep, Li Putong made two wishes.

I hope that when I open my eyes tomorrow, I'll be home.

If I can't go home, then I hope I'll still be alive.

#The story of an ordinary person from another world struggling to survive in a B-grade novel where everyone is evil#

#Lots of love triangles and rivalries#

Theme: Cherish life and live well.