I Became the Sister-in-Law of a Fake Heiress

My new novel, The True Heiress Is Born Lucky (Transmigrating Into a Book), is now available. Give it a look if you're interested.

After transmigrating, Wei Youran crawled out of a tomb. Drugged and out of her senses, she was saved by a man who risked his life for her. When she woke with no memories and nowhere to go, she thought, I'll just team up with this man and get by for now.

When she learned that the man was called Yan Qingluo and his younger sister Yan Qingqing, she realized she'd transmigrated into a book called The True Heiress Has It Easy.

In the book, the fake heiress's family are all cannon fodder. Faced with the heroine's overwhelming plot armor, Wei Youran doesn't want to fight her, so she decides to leave the Yan family.

That night, she packs her things and heads for the door, only for Yan Qingluo to catch her in the act. "Wife, where are you going?"

Wei Youran looks up at the sky. "Out for a walk and to admire the moon." Unfortunately, the sky is pitch-black, without even a crescent moon.

Yan Qingluo exposes her without mercy. "It's the first day of the lunar month. The moon's just a sliver, so you can't see it. Taking your luggage along to admire the moon, wife? What a refined hobby."

Wei Youran puts on a fake smile. "I have unusual tastes."

Yan Qingluo says, "I risked my life to save you, and now you abandon your husband and home. Your tastes really are unusual."

Wei Youran: "..." She wants to crack that man's skull. He always knows exactly what to bring up.

After getting caught N times, Wei Youran drops her bundle and rolls up her sleeves. Leaving isn't an option, so she can only get to work. It's just the heroine's plot armor. She's survived the apocalypse too (even if all she could do was help plants grow), leveled up, and fought monsters. She's not afraid of the true heiress coming to cause trouble.

Another upcoming novel: When a Medicine Cultivation Master Meets an Apocalypse Survivor.

Wei Chen, the medical sage and patriarch, transmigrates and becomes the ninth prince of Great Wei. His mother was lowborn and died young, and his father is the emperor, who suspects his son of wanting to seize the throne.

Royal family members are complicated, and their relationships even more so. With no other choice, Wei Chen returns to his old trade and starts making pills to earn money.

He eats pills worth a fortune like candy and says, "I vow to make an elixir of immortality so Father can live forever. I'll stay out of worldly affairs and keep away from worldly people. I'll make pills and live freely, with a light body and an easy heart. I won't have to do that dog-tiring work. How wonderful."

Emperor Wei, worked like a dog: "..." He glances at the princes behind him and suddenly understands. "Go take his pills." Before I get worked to death, I'll make sure that brat is flat on his back.

Short scene:

Wei Chen courts his wife, part one

Hearing that the Yao family is rich, Wei Chen blocks Yao Taotao's way to earn money for medicine. "Miss, want a sugar bean? It'll strengthen your body and keep you free of illness."

She punches him, sending him flying straight in front of Emperor Wei. Eager to see Wei Chen made a fool of, the emperor immediately orders Yao Taotao and Wei Chen to marry.

Wei Chen courts his wife, part two:

To avoid getting punched into the air again, Wei Chen brings Yao Taotao a bottle of pills. "Have a pill. It'll take away your strength and turn you into a delicate, gentle lady."

After taking the pill, Yao Taotao becomes ladylike. To test its effects, she throws a punch, and Wei Chen flies even farther than last time, over a wall and straight in front of Emperor Wei.

The emperor teases him. "Got beaten again? Your princess consort is strong, and you can take a hit. You're a match made in heaven." I'm worked like a dog, and you're beaten like one. No matter how you look at it, my son has it worse.

A talkative, goofy, pill-obsessed prince vs. a cold, immensely strong princess.

The preview was posted on 2021.4.15, and a screenshot has been saved.

Theme: Don't believe in fate or accept your lot. Stay true to yourself and keep moving forward.