When Cen Ruoli woke up, she had transmigrated into the body of an orphan girl who had hanged herself to escape an arranged marriage. She was promptly bundled off to her wedding in a bridal sedan.
She thought she'd been appointed the heir's wife by imperial decree, and that she could live comfortably without lifting a finger.
Unfortunately, the heir, Xie Mingchen, was an amnesiac, disabled, terminally ill weakling...
On their wedding day, the heir had an attack, and no one could perform the wedding rites.
In a desperate moment, Cen Ruoli threw back her veil and climbed into bed to save him.
She'd only done it to avoid earning a reputation as a husband-killer, but unexpectedly, she won the heir's heart.
After losing his memory, Xie Mingchen had never trusted anyone, yet he placed his complete trust in his new bride.
He remembered nothing of his past, and his heart was as pure as a child's. He was willing to show her everything.
Now the heir's newly minted lifesaver, Cen Ruoli was pleased to have found herself a meal ticket for life.
Then she suddenly realized she'd transmigrated into a rebirth power fantasy with a female lead, and she'd married the son of a cannon-fodder character!
Thinking of the marquis's entire household, briefly mentioned in the novel's epilogue, being executed to the last person...
Cen Ruoli: ...Can I still make a run for it?
Xie Mingchen: Run? Did you heal my legs just so I could chase you, my wife?
Cen Ruoli: ...I was careless!
#Talkative young wife X possessive heir X sharp-tongued, beautiful mother-in-law
#One-on-one romance, both leads' first relationship, happy ending
#The original male and female leads are sweet on the surface but dark underneath
Theme: A harmonious family brings prosperity
All I can say is that if the second male lead likes the female lead, he should not get married, so as not to find another woman, so as not to be in the Cao camp but in the Han Dynasty. So Lord Marquis might as well die alone!
The female protagonist is too honest. When Xiao said that his sister and the male protagonist's childhood sweetheart were deeply in love, he shouldn't have cried. Instead, he said back: "Since they have such a deep friendship and he was injured like this just to save you, why didn't your sister hurry up? Marry him and take good care of him? Are you afraid of being entangled by the male lead? Now that he is about to be cured, are you thinking of coming back to pick peaches?
Damn it, it's the finale
This man is so annoying. Your sister is golden. Do you think everyone likes your sister?
This is the fastest time travel story I have ever read, hahaha, it's ok, it's flesh and blood, and it's well written.
Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers
"Spreading Flowers" is very interesting. The plot is compact and not very cliched. It has openings and closings and is relatively complete.
It's pretty good, but I haven't finished watching it yet.
Now that you have recovered your memory, just tell me that you also like the heroine even if you have the memory. Then everyone will be happy. Guess what I hate most
For the mother-in-law line, just wait for Mr. Hou to chase his wife in the crematorium haha