After I Became a Fallen Princess, I Was Betrothed To...

Li Tianzi transmigrates into a book. She becomes a cannon-fodder princess of a fallen kingdom, given by the Prince of Jin to Jin's God of War. On the second day after their wedding, her new husband leads his troops to battle. Two months later, only his corpse returns. According to the plot, since she has borne him no children, she must be buried with him. On the day of the funeral, Li Tianzi wears mourning clothes and looks pale and captivating. The moment she sees her husband's coffin, she rushes over and bursts into tears: "Husband, I'll take the baby in my belly down with me to keep you company, boohoohoo~" Everyone at the funeral: "!!!" The God of War of Jin, Xie Jian, has never lost a battle in his life. The only time he was defeated, he was stabbed in the back by his own people. He thought death was the end, but when he opened his eyes, he had become his useless cousin: a young nobleman of Jin who indulged in drink, gambling, and prostitution, guilty of every vice. He was even dragged off to attend his own funeral. Then he saw a woman who looked vaguely familiar suddenly collapse against his coffin, crying that she'd come down to accompany him with the baby in her belly. Xie Jian, who hadn't even lifted the bridal veil: "???" Li Tianzi knows she can't keep up the fake pregnancy for long. Should she ask her new husband's lecherous cousin to help her conceive? Content warnings: A contemporary romance author writing this, so the language is plain and simple throughout. The female lead is cunning and resourceful. This is not a story about a submissive wife, so readers from the Virtuous Women's Class, beware. Reasonable criticism is welcome. Personal attacks are not. Let's protect the online environment, starting with you and me~ Weibo: @Jinjiang Shanshu. Come find me and say hi~ Theme: A serious literary work opposing feudal customs and exploring why the natural sciences did not originate in the East (just kidding)