The Sickly Heir's Husband Who Was Married to Bring Him Good Fortune

Xu Qinghuai transmigrates into a book, becoming a doomed cannon-fodder character in a sweet story about a devoted husband. Born a ge'er, the original owner falls hopelessly in love with the male lead, the second young master of the Anyang Marquis Household. He marries into the household as a sacrificial bride to the male lead's sickly older brother, then turns around and keeps pestering the male lead. The heir of the Anyang Marquis Household has been frail since childhood, and doctors say he won't live past twenty. The Marchioness refuses to believe it and would rather find someone to marry her son as a good-luck bride, hoping only that he can survive. Unfortunately, in the original story, this elegant, exceptionally handsome young heir dies three months after the wedding. * Xu Qinghuai: This actually doesn't seem too bad. My mother-in-law is beautiful and kind, my husband is going to die young, and I have a generous dowry. I'm willing to spend my whole life in mourning for my short-lived husband. It's just that my annoying younger brother-in-law keeps trying to get attention. * Three months later, Xu Qinghuai: Why hasn't my short-lived husband died yet? The Marchioness: I knew Qinghuai was blessed. From now on, you're the benefactor of our whole family. The Heir: Thank you, my dear, for bringing me good fortune. Theme: Sunshine always comes after the storm