Chu Meier transmigrates into a book as a cannon-fodder supporting female character. Less than three days after marrying into the General's household, she's branded as a jinx to her husband.
The reason is that the male lead, Su Heng, went off to battle on his wedding night, lost the battle, and was left with permanently crippled legs.
Chu Meier was rescued from the battlefield by the male lead, but her identity was unclear. After the female lead's tea-sipping manipulations, she was ultimately beaten to death by the servants.
Meanwhile, her husband Su Heng watched it all with cold indifference, one hand holding a beauty.
Transmigrating to the day before her wedding, Chu Meier naturally refuses to take this lying down. The first time she sees the male lead, she demands to break off the engagement.
She never expected Su Heng to react so strongly. “You think this general can't live without you? I'll be just fine without you! ...Turns out, I really can't live without you.”
Chu Meier: What?
She is sure her eyes and ears are working, but seeing the cold, ruthless male lead from the original book kneel beside her and say, “I'm begging you, don't go...” really makes her question herself.
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Chu Meier starts to think she must have read a fake book.
Otherwise, why would the male lead's life be in her hands? Why would the female lead be driven out of the General's household for framing her? Why would even the emperor grant a general amnesty just to please her?
Chu Meier: Could I be the real heroine?
Reading guide:
1. The male lead pretends to be weak but is actually strong. Once he falls for the heroine, he spoils her to no end. The heroine has superb medical skills and a golden finger.
2. A satisfying, sweet story, one-on-one romance, both leads are each other's first, happy ending.
Theme: Life is all about truth, goodness, and beauty
