The Whole Family Are Powerful Geniuses and All Serve as Foils (Transmigrate into a Book)

The ten-thousand-year-old ginseng spirit Liu Weiwei had negative luck and survived through several small worlds by doing as little as possible.

This time, getting struck by lightning made things even more interesting. She transmigrated into a novel where the heroine’s achievements were stolen, becoming the villainess Liu Weiwei, who took credit for the heroine’s work.

Before the ginseng spirit Liu Weiwei could even figure out the plot, a beep sounded beside her ear: “Beep! Congratulations, you’ve activated the Luck System. Complete tasks to earn rewards!”

Her golden finger, the Luck System, told her that Wen Jiasi had unbelievable luck. If she married him, she could share his incredible fortune and turn around her own negative luck.

After completing the task, the System could grant her one of the following rewards: 1. A flood of purple qi and incredible luck, or 2. Eternal beauty and endless wealth.

Liu Weiwei: ...? There’s actually something this good?

Liu Weiwei happily completed the task, expecting to divorce him once it was done and run off with her husband’s good fortune.

But on the eve of her escape, the System told her that the plot information from the book she had transmigrated into was wrong, and she and the child in her belly were both foils to the heroine.

At the same time, news came from the front lines: her husband had died in battle, and she had lost both her luck and her money!

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The male lead’s story:

Wen Jiasi, the unattainable nobleman who was every woman in the capital’s dream lover, received a “Life-Saving System” on the eve of his coming-of-age ceremony.

The Life-Saving System told him that he was the doomed, short-lived male lead in a novel where the two male leads were foils to each other.

Not only did his younger brother get everything that should have been his, but he would also die an untimely death at a young age.

The System also told him that Liu Weiwei had an extraordinary life force, and that marrying her would let him share her lifespan and change his tragic fate of dying young.

To save his own life, Wen Jiasi diligently played the part of a loving and devoted husband.

But on the eve of his departure for the battlefield, he suddenly learned that the beautiful wife at home, who had always said she loved him, had sent a letter saying she wanted a divorce and was running off with their child and her lover.

At the same time, the System told him: The new book’s plot has a bug. The artillery is coming, and you’re going to die~

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After her short-lived husband “died”: Liu Weiwei dutifully raised several cannon-fodder sons who were future big shots, opened a little restaurant, and supported her family.

She had already resigned herself to once again becoming the heroine’s miserable foil in this life, and was doing her best to scrape by and raise her children.

Then one day, the capital changed rulers overnight. After the new emperor ascended the throne, he granted a general amnesty, and she happily took the children to collect some relief grain.

But suddenly, the new emperor, clad in bright yellow, arrived before her with a grand procession. People knelt all around them: “We respectfully welcome Your Highness back to the palace!”

Liu Weiwei was bewildered. Were they really kneeling to her?

Notes:

1. A ginseng spirit heroine with negative luck but incredible vitality x a handsome former unattainable nobleman who later becomes a scheming ham.

2. The heroine’s children are all cannon-fodder child prodigies who become big shots. The male lead will eventually become emperor.

Theme: No matter how dire things are, if you hang in there a little longer, a miracle may be waiting just around the corner~