The Difficult Cousin (Transmigrate into a Book)

The novel next door, "Transmigrated as the Chief Secretary's Childhood Bride," has updated. If you're interested, do check it out~~

[About This Story]

After a sudden change of fortune, Tang Xia went from a pampered young lady to a poor girl with nothing but money.

With her family gone, she had no choice but to seek refuge with her childhood friend and cousin, Prince Jing.

Everything was fine until one day she got hold of a storybook and discovered that she was living inside a book.

In the book, the cousin who had depended on her for survival (strike that), and who was as noble and bright as the moon, was a villainous boss. He fell in love with the heroine, turned to hatred, and met a tragic end.

No way! She couldn't just sit around and do nothing! Save her cousin, stay away from the heroine, and start by finding him a wife!!! From then on, Tang Xia developed a hobby of introducing potential matches to her cousin.

Tang Xia: Cousin, this foreign princess is skilled in both letters and martial arts...

Tang Xia: That Minister's daughter is as beautiful as a sinking fish...

Tang Xia: A young lady asked me to pass you her birth date. She wants to...

Sheng Jingming: No. You don't.

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Sheng Jingming was like the moon in the sky, something to admire but never reach.

Yet he treasured his cousin above all else and doted on her.

An imperial decree forced him to marry. When his cousin heard about it, she started acting strangely and frantically introducing him to prospective brides.

Sheng Jingming let her carry on,

then quietly made his move on her.

He had raised this delicate flower with such care. How could he hand her over to someone else?

Everyone in Luoyang knew that Tang Xia was a splendid flower of worldly wealth, raised in the palm of Sheng Jingming's hand. Everyone, that is, except Tang Xia herself.

Now updating: "Transmigrated as the Chief Secretary's Childhood Bride"

Blurb: Nan Xu transmigrated into an imperial-examination novel as the male lead's childhood bride.

The original girl was supposed to freeze to death on the streets. Nan Xu's arrival changed the story, giving the sickly, beautiful Qu Mingcheng a childhood bride.

And so, the noble and refined Qu Mingcheng married young.

Only after he rose through the ranks did Nan Xu realize she should never have existed in this world. No wonder she had faced several brushes with death, only finding stability after getting married.

But when the heroine appeared, Nan Xu began to panic. Should she kick this husband to the curb, or kick him to the curb?

When he eventually reached the highest position in the court, everyone waited for him to divorce his wife.

Nan Xu waited eagerly too, with a stash of private savings hidden away, ready to bundle up her things and leave that day.

Unexpectedly, she waited for the rest of her life.

Qu Mingcheng treated her like a queen.

Qu Mingcheng had been sickly since childhood, but was a graceful gentleman of peerless beauty. No matter how frail his health, it could never hide his good looks.

He was handsome, but hated having other women look at him. It made him deeply uncomfortable!

Luckily, his wife wasn't like everyone else, falling head over heels for him...

Wait! Something didn't seem right!

A little scene

"What are you doing?!" Qu Mingcheng watched his wife burying jewelry beneath a tree, his temples throbbing.

"..." Caught in the act, she looked guilty. "I-I'm planting treasures to see if I'll harvest a whole pile next year."

And then the next day...

A pile of glittering jewels shone beneath the tree.

"This..."

"My wife is amazing. We don't have to wait until next year! Someone, come and collect it!"

"..." Nan Xu stared in shock. My treasures!

Qu Mingcheng smiled softly. You think you can leave that easily?

Completed works: "My Husband Is a Sickly Villain"

"After Transmigrating Into a Book, I Married My Cousin"

"What Should I Do After the Male Lead Discovers I Transmigrated Back?"

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Theme: Never give up, even when the path ahead seems predetermined.