I Became the Exiled Male Lead's Wife

Blurb: Yu Ying transmigrates into an angst-filled revenge novel with no romance, becoming the notorious, wicked ex-wife of the male lead, a wife in name only. In the book, after living as a young master for twenty years, the male lead is suddenly told that he was switched at birth and is actually the son of a convicted criminal. The true young master, meanwhile, is exiled to the frontier because of the switch. After enduring terrible hardships, he returns and takes revenge on the male lead. First, he cripples both his legs, then forces him to marry the daughter of another convicted criminal. The criminal’s daughter can’t bear hardship. During a general amnesty, she takes the little food they have left and runs away, but doesn’t get far before falling to her death. That is when Yu Ying transmigrates into the story. Familiar with the plot, she knows that all of the male lead’s relatives will soon die. She also knows he will turn dark and seek revenge after their deaths, eventually succeed, and become a powerful minister. To stay alive, she has no choice but to rely on her knowledge of the story and what she learned about traditional Chinese medicine, doing everything she can to save the male lead and his family. * Fu Wei has lost the use of his legs, become the son of a convicted criminal, and been forced to marry a wicked wife. Just when he has fallen into despair and lost the will to live, his wife, who had run away and then returned, seems like a different person. Her optimism and resilience bring a glimmer of hope to his lifeless home, and she heals his useless legs. Gradually, she becomes his salvation, someone he cannot bear to lose. 1. The male lead’s name, “Wei,” also means “upright” in classical books. 2. The original blurb was first written in August 2021 and archived on Weibo. Coming soon: A Farmer’s Life in a Transmigrated Mountain Village Blurb: Su Yi transmigrates to an ancient era in the midst of a famine, where food is scarce. Her family trades her for food, making her marry a fool. If she marries him, at least she’ll have something to eat. If she refuses, she’ll starve to death. If she has to marry, she might as well choose someone herself. That tall, strong hunter who barely speaks and has an imposing presence seems like a good choice. Theme: Facing unknown dangers, press on bravely and fear nothing.