Yue Yao transmigrated into a book.
Unfortunately, she landed in an unfinished story as a cannon-fodder female supporting character, sent to bring good luck to the male supporting character.
Who wouldn't want a spouse with a house, a carriage, and an early death?
So, while Censor Yue and Madam Yue objected, Yue Yao agreed.
Fu An was one of the most valiant generals in all of the Great Liang. He won countless battles in his lifetime, but died in a decisive battle against the northern barbarians. They won the battle, but he died, and in the end, no body was ever found.
When the Dingbei Army returned to the capital, they brought back a coffin. As Fu An's wife, Yue Yao followed it home, weeping the whole way and managing to squeeze out a few tears through sheer acting skill.
Everyone said Yue Yao was deeply in love with General Ningbei, and that her fate was truly tragic and moving.
No one knew how delighted Yue Yao was inside.
She had already planned which courtesan to secretly invite to her home the next day to listen to music and admire the flowers when Fu An, who had supposedly been laid to rest, suddenly returned!
At the time, Yue Yao was reclining on a couch, her eyes curved in a smile, her cheeks as pale as snow. She was tasting candied fruit offered by a courtesan, eyes half closed as she listened to another play the qin below.
The moment Fu An stepped through the door, he saw this alluring scene.
His steely gaze swept over the courtesan's face, but all he said was, "My wife's taste is excellent."
Yue Yao couldn't tell what he meant. She glanced at the attendant beside Fu An and replied ingratiatingly, "You're too kind. It doesn't compare to my husband's excellent taste."
Theme: Work hard to create a happy and fulfilling life!
