My latest completed novels: Scheming from the Start, The Coup, and My Husband Is a Paper Doll I Made. Come read and bookmark them!
Mo Yunsheng transmigrated.
The good news was that she had transmigrated into a book and awakened to its plot.
The bad news was that she was the wicked first wife, a disposable character who existed to help the hero and heroine get together.
The Rong'an Earl's Estate was richer than the nation, and Mo Yunsheng was its only legitimate daughter. She held a fortune in her hands, yet for a man, she ended up with a ruined reputation, an estranged child, and an untimely death.
Mo Yunsheng felt it was a terrible deal. Luckily, she wasn't married yet, so there was still room to turn things around.
She'd answer every grievance and repay every wrong. Whoever had taken from her would have to give it back; whoever had used her would have to make amends. Since she had been saddled with the label of a wicked woman, she might as well do something to earn it.
Torturing scumbag men, reclaiming her money, building a trade network, making a fortune, pursuing her career, and earning a title: weren't all of those more meaningful and fulfilling than fighting over a man?
Everyone said the young lady of the Rong'an Earl's Estate was domineering by nature, whipping people in the street and forcing marriage on others, a disgrace to propriety and unfit to be a wife.
Later, they respectfully called her a military marquis, bowed before her, revered her like a mountain, and feared her like a tiger.
Everyone said, "A woman spends her whole life struggling. What's the point?"
Mo Yunsheng replied, "Since I've come into this world, I should lead by example and carve out a place for women trapped in cages. Only then will I have made good use of these precious years..."
The eldest legitimate grandson of the Wenyuan Marquis, Fu Xiuwen was disciplined and courteous, upright and proper. He had followed the rules all his life, and his only act of defiance was standing firm against everyone's objections and marrying Mo Yunsheng.
Everyone said this dignified gentleman had fallen into the dust and stained himself. They sighed and mourned his fate.
Fu Xiuwen had always remembered his grandfather's teachings. Reviving the family and restoring its glory were his life's duty.
He was cautious, restrained, and courteous. He had cast aside all emotion and desire, watching the world with cold eyes. He had thought he would spend his whole life that way, but then, in that year, he met Mo Yunsheng.
This woman, who cared nothing for decorum and did as she pleased, barged forcefully into his life, stirred up the still waters of his heart, then left without a care.
Everyone said she was a stain on his reputation, never knowing she was the wife he had insisted on marrying, the one his heart had long yearned for.
Fame in his youth, promotion and honors, and great power were never what he wanted. In this life, he asked only for one Mo Yunsheng. Having her was enough!
[Domineering, self-willed heroine x self-disciplined, scheming hero]
Completed novels (visit the author's page to find them, and remember to bookmark them!)
Historical romance: Don't Be a Coward When Winning Back Your Wife, The Coup
Modern soul in ancient times: Marrying a Wife Requires Caution, My Husband Is a Paper Doll I Made, Scheming from the Start
Fantasy: My Wife Doesn't Understand Romance, The Divine Realm Owes Me an Explanation
Quick transmigration: The Favorite Has Nothing to Fear
Theme: Women can hold up half the sky.
To encourage you, I have a small suggestion. There are too many people in the first chapter, and the perspective is a bit confusing.
Suddenly I felt that the heroine was so stupid. I have already broken off my engagement with the male protagonist in the original book. The content in the manual can be changed, and the male protagonist is still a special being. So why do I think that the male protagonist will marry Miss Wu as stated in the book, and the female protagonist also doesn't understand the butterfly effect? I didn't look that stupid before.