I Became the Male Lead's Aunt

(Coming next: "The Pampered Housemaid" and "Secretly Married, Making Headlines")

Pei Yin always believed from childhood that she was engaged to Cheng Yu, and she had always looked forward to marrying him. But when the Pei family fell into trouble, Cheng Yu mysteriously disappeared, leaving her to become the laughingstock of the capital.

The ridiculous thing was that when they met again, Pei Yin believed his excuses and accepted that he'd had no choice. She still married him.

But this wonderful husband had long been carrying on a secret affair with her closest friend. In the end, Cheng Yu destroyed the medicine that could have saved her with his own hands. Her friend, pregnant with his child, came to demand that Pei Yin give up her position as the Marquis's wife.

It was only at the moment of her death that Pei Yin learned her real betrothed had been someone else all along.

He had quietly watched over her. He was the one who rushed to save her when Cheng Yu abandoned her, the one who taught her how to grow, the one who avenged the entire Pei family, and the one who personally watched her get married. In the end, he even gave his life for her.

Reborn, Pei Yin sees through the true nature of Cheng Yu and Yu Junru. She sets them up together, then turns around and wraps her arms tightly around her real betrothed's waist. No matter what, she won't let go this time.

The scumbag Cheng Yu has been reborn. In his past life, he caused the deaths of Sixth Uncle and Pei Yin, and only after suffering retribution did he learn that Yu Junru had been a pawn placed by the emperor at his side, there to drive a wedge between him and Sixth Uncle and destroy his family. Even the child in her womb was the emperor's bastard.

Reborn in this life, he wants only to mend his ways and become a better person.

Cheng Yu: "Yinyin, this is the letter you wrote me. You said you'd marry me!"

Pei Yin: "You're mistaken. I won't marry you. I'll marry your uncle and become your aunt!"

Note: A husband-chasing crematorium where the chase is hopeless, versus a sweet romance where the more he pursues her, the more irresistible she becomes.

Recommending my friend's new book, "Transmigrated as the Wicked Mother of the Heroine and Her Female Rival" by Xiao Xiao Xiao Xie Zi

Qiao Qiu and her best friend Kong Yueyue meet with an accident and transmigrate.

Qiao Qiu transmigrates into the body of a legitimate wife who was bullied to death by her husband and his concubine. Her son and daughter have also been deliberately raised to become useless and twisted.

Just as she's tearing into the scumbag and setting the children straight, she's told that her daughter isn't her biological child, and that the real one is already on her way back.

Meanwhile, her best friend Kong Yueyue has transmigrated into the body of the real daughter.

Kong Yueyue tells Qiao Qiu that they've transmigrated into a book.

The fake heiress is the real heroine. One of them is a wicked supporting character, and the other is a deranged mother. Their endings are especially tragic.

Question: Should they cling to the heroine and follow the plot to stay alive?

Qiao Qiu brushes off her sleeve and smiles calmly. "How do you spell 'play it safe'?"

After that, the Marquis of Rui'an and the old madam, who in the book dote on the fake heiress and neglect their biological daughter, repeatedly teeter on the edge of madness.

The heroine, blessed with the luck of a koi fish in the book, uses up all her good fortune under the care of the next stepmother.

Meanwhile, Qiao Qiu and her best friend, who transmigrated into the wicked supporting character, leave the marquis's residence and make their own way in life.

Kong Yueyue: Good food, good drink, and a carefree life. No plot for me, thanks.

P.S. The main perspective is Qiao Qiu's. Her best friend appears a few chapters later. The main story is about fighting back and making money through business. Romance depends on how things go. It probably won't be very long.

Theme: Keep going, and you'll eventually gain something unexpected