I Married the Emperor After Becoming a Cast-Off Wife

Xu Chan transmigrates to a world where men are revered and women are prized. She becomes a divorced woman who cannot bear children, with her position in the household hanging by a thread.

Her first move is to pour out the fertility medicine and ask for a divorce.

Women are extremely rare here and enjoy high status. After her divorce, Xu Chan does quite well for herself. She opens a baozi shop whose delicious food becomes famous throughout the capital, drawing countless food lovers from far and wide.

Xu Chan notices a handsome, distinguished man who often patronizes her shop.

He's generous with his money and never hesitates to reward her with gold and silver.

He seems to be interested in her!!!

While traveling incognito to escape the summer heat, the emperor happens upon a baozi shop with wonderful food. Its proprietress is gentle and beautiful, a rare beauty indeed.

The proprietress is very generous to him, giving him baozi and other dishes, and treating him with exceptional warmth.

She seems to be interested in him too!!!

They both have feelings for each other. Xu Chan falls for his looks and makes the first move.

Then one day, Xu Chan discovers her lover's true identity and hurriedly packs up to run away.

A woman who can't bear children could never have a future with the emperor. If she doesn't know her place, she could lose her life.

But when the emperor learns what she's thinking, he carries her straight into the palace that very night.

It's sweet, cozy, and healing. If you like that sort of thing, feel free to give it a try!

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Here's the synopsis:

A stand-in is a substitute for someone else's unattainable white moonlight or cinnabar mole.

No matter how much they give, the moment the original returns, they can only leave in disgrace and make way.

Through a twist of fate, Li Yu gets bound to a Stand-In System. After becoming one of those pitiable substitutes, she smiles.

Is being a stand-in really that hard?

As long as you respect and love yourself, stay true to who you are, and keep learning and growing, a stand-in can still shine brightly.

Li Yu turns a terrible hand into a royal flush, helping one stand-in after another live a splendid life of their own.

Theme: Grow little by little and stay optimistic. In time, you'll shine