Ji Miaomiao transmigrated into a cannon-fodder female character who shared her name and was born into a family of military officers.
The original Ji Miaomiao wasted her days and had no hobbies besides martial arts, but then she suddenly fell gravely ill without warning.
Her father, a general who threw his weight around on the strength of his military achievements, arranged for her to marry Lu Xuan, the neglected concubine-born son of the chancellor, hoping the marriage would bring her good fortune and cure her illness.
After the wedding, Ji Miaomiao recovered, but could no longer practice martial arts. She took out her anger on Lu Xuan and never let him enjoy a single day of peace.
Years later, Lu Xuan became a treacherous minister with power over the court, and Ji Miaomiao was the first person he wanted revenge on.
Thus, the General’s Mansion, which had lorded it over everyone for years, was wiped out overnight. Ji Miaomiao died beneath the chaotic blades of the men who came to confiscate her family’s estate.
To change the original character’s fate, Ji Miaomiao, armed with the script, did everything she could to please Lu Xuan by day. At night, she clasped her hands together as she watched the reward points on the System interface. “Go up! Go up some more!”
But no matter how hard she tried, Lu Xuan remained unmoved. In a fit of anger, Ji Miaomiao threw in the towel. “Whoever wants to do it can do it. I’m done serving you!”
A few years later, Lu Xuan had still followed the plot and become a powerful official. Ji Miaomiao was getting ready to run away when Lu Xuan suddenly blocked her doorway.
The Grand Secretary, who held absolute power outside, tugged at her sleeve with one hand and held up the book she had written, The Transmigrator’s Guide to Self-Improvement, with the other. He asked plaintively, “Wife, after all these years of marriage, why have I never heard you call me husband?”
Ji Miaomiao: Thanks for asking. I do feel threatened, but could you make your expression a little less fake?
[Reading Guide]
1. The male lead is younger than the female lead, and both leads are each other’s only partners.
2. A sweet romance. There are some twists and turns, but it’s sweetness all the way through.
Theme: Self-reliance and strength
I don't quite understand. Since the male protagonist is the wife's wife, then Bai is not the mother-in-law of the heroine. Why does Bai still dare to attack the heroine? Not to mention how ugly it would be to make such a fuss, at least her dignity as a noble lady would be completely lost.
I don't sympathize with this Jin Yao at all. I even want to side with the Bai family.
Huh... Wait for this ancient saying!
Love this story! I didn't expect it to look so good!! Thank you so much
"Twelve years old" is a big bug for the author~twenty years old
Isn't it strange that the heroine is afraid of others? It doesn't fit the character of the original owner at all.
After reading this chapter, I decided to abandon the article. Is this heroine mentally ill? I feel sorry for the male protagonist.
It's great. It's really heart-warming. The ending of General Ji makes me a little regretful, but the writing style of the whole article is very good.
Press the paw! Keep up the good work!
I feel that the portrayal of the male protagonist is a bit fragmented. Maybe the two years saved will make the writing smoother. The writing is very good. Come on, come on.