After I Volunteered to Become a Widow

Coming Soon: Reforming the Worst Characters in a Book (Farming). The synopsis is below. Synopsis of this novel: Su Jingqing is drugged and framed by his fiance. He meets a handsome, broad-shouldered man, and the two hit it off in bed. Just as Su Jingqing is figuring out how to break off his engagement and marry the man from that night, an imperial decree arrives, granting him as the principal consort to Prince Huai. Prince Huai is the current emperor's eldest legitimate son. He's won countless military honors, excels in both literature and martial arts, and is the emperor's ideal candidate for crown prince. But not long ago, Prince Huai was assassinated on his way back from a campaign and died in his prime. The emperor is sending Su Jingqing to mourn his husband for the rest of his life! Just as everyone expects Su Jingqing to defy the decree, his eyes light up and he immediately declares, "I'll marry him! I'm happy to be a widower!" On the wedding day, Su Jingqing bows alongside a large rooster while the guests look at him with pity. That night, the supposedly fallen Prince Huai quietly climbs into his bed. Bonus Scene: One day, Xiao Beihuai brings Su Jingqing before his former fiance and orders him, "Call him sister-in-law." The former fiance is so furious his teeth nearly crack, but he can only obediently say, "Sister-in-law." Coming Soon: Reforming the Worst Characters in a Book (Farming) Synopsis: Overnight, Zhao Lingfeng transmigrates into the body of a despicable scumbag in a novel. The scumbag's list of crimes includes making the heroine work like an ox and a horse for his family while supporting his studies, then using her good fortune to pass the imperial exams before abandoning her. Afraid she'd ruin his future by coming after him, he plans to kill her and bury her child in advance, without even leaving the heroine a straw mat to wrap them in. Fortunately, none of this has happened yet. Unfortunately, the heroine has been reborn, and he's doomed to die. Zhao Lingfeng: "..." Even worse, his whole family is awful, and the male spouse he's about to marry is awful too. They're all destined to die terribly. To stay alive, Zhao Lingfeng grits his teeth and steels himself. So what if they're awful? I'll reform every last one of them! He'll farm, make money, build roads, and lead his family and the whole village to prosperity. Liu Ye doesn't know he's one of the awful characters in a book. He's been fiercely competitive since childhood, wanting to outdo his cousin Liu Cuifang in everything. He wants to be more capable, more handsome, marry someone better, and live a better life. But after falling into the water, he ends up with a man his cousin didn't want, and Liu Ye is furious. He never expected that the man he married could read, farm, and make money, was handsome, and treated him well. Best of all, the man says every day that Liu Ye is better than Liu Cuifang. Liu Ye thinks it over. This man isn't so bad, so he might as well spend the rest of his life with him. Theme: Staying alive matters more than anything.