The Marshal's Wife's Daily Money-Making

Recommended completed novel: [Transmigrating into the Marshal's Wicked Late Husband], a satisfying transmigration-into-a-book story Synopsis: Ji Shu is lucky enough to get a second life, and he even gets to transmigrate into a book. The good news: His status is impressive. He's a crown prince. The bad news: He'll be sent into a political marriage before long. The original owner was willing to put up with anything for the sake of so-called family. Ji Shu refuses, only to be put under house arrest. Fine, fine, fine. So that's how you want to play? Then don't blame him for being ruthless. At the marriage banquet, he outright denies the marriage arrangement. What broken engagement? As long as he doesn't acknowledge it, it was forced on him. He won't take the blame for the broken engagement, and no one can make him enter a political marriage. Since it was all broadcast across the entire star network, Ji Shu gets his wish. As expected, he's stripped of his position as crown prince, but he also gets bonded to the marshal, the villain of the book. But the marshal isn't running a charity. As a condition of joining forces, Ji Shu also has to help support the dilapidated army on the front lines. His financial prospects are bleak! Just as he's preparing to follow the protagonist and make money, he discovers that he has a golden finger of his own. It turns out that cards in the Card World work twice as well when made using Chinese characters. With a golden finger like that, what is he waiting for? Who else could be better at making money? Completed novel: [Transmigrating into the Marshal's Wicked Late Husband] Lin Luo transmigrates into a novel as the wicked late husband who stole the heroine's engagement, then eloped with someone else after his marshal husband was gravely injured and turned into a useless beast, abandoning his husband and child before ruining his own life. When he transmigrates, a month has already passed since the original owner abandoned his husband and child. Looking at the dilapidated surroundings and the awful couple who treat him like he's nothing, he doesn't want to follow in the original owner's footsteps, so he decisively saves himself. He activates the hidden terminal inside the original owner's body, finds an opportunity, and sends a distress signal. [I was being controlled with drugs the whole time. In this brief moment of clarity, I only want to say one thing: I want to go home. Help me...] A distress call from the marshal's husband causes an enormous stir. When he wakes up again, he's in the hospital. By then, the heroine has become the embodiment of kindness and beauty by looking after the useless beast and the cub. A few days after he returns, he throws her out of the marshal's residence. That move costs him all the sympathy the public had for him. Everyone is cursing him, and while public opinion is overwhelmingly against him, he posts an itemized bill. “Both my big and little tigers have long fur. They can't wear designer clothes, jewelry, or makeup, and they don't eat sea cucumber or abalone. Before you try to make people feel sorry for you, pay back what you spent. The marshal's residence isn't covering such an expensive babysitting bill.” Since everyone calls him wicked, he'll be wicked to the end. He plans to deal with them one by one: the scheming heroine who wants to harm him, the vile hero who treats him as a stand-in, and his cruel mother, who sees him as bait. Another completed novel: [The Cannon Fodder Husband of the Last Days' Young Lord], an unconventional face-slapping story Chu Ci wants to be a couch potato, but with no one strong to protect him, he has to fight the Zombie King even when he's terminally ill. Life is exhausting. One day, he transmigrates into a novel about the resurgence of the apocalypse as the cannon-fodder wife of the villainous young lord, a well-known tone-deaf waste of space. When he arrives, the original owner has just taken someone else's advice and gone outside the safety zone to get himself killed. Chu Ci decisively fights his way out and escapes certain death. Chu Ci doesn't inherit the original owner's wishes. He's finally got someone strong to protect him, so why bother exhausting himself? Isn't living off someone else's support wonderful? He loves the musical system here. While others use instruments they've converted into weapons to kill, he wants to use them for his own enjoyment. So what if he's tone-deaf? Someone's supporting him, and he's happy to be a useless tone-deaf person. Of course, he can live off someone else's support and play music, but he won't let any of the people who harmed the original owner get away with it. The heroine says he stole her riches? Then he'll make everyone know who stole whose riches and who switched whose child. He'd like to see what happens to the reborn heroine when she can no longer drain people dry. Note: The energy inside the star core can be converted into weapons and musical instruments. Being tone-deaf only means you can't channel the energy; it doesn't mean you have no musical sense. There are several other completed novels in my author collection. If you're interested, take a look. Theme: No matter how winding the road ahead may be, keep moving forward bravely