For My Mother-in-Law, I Decided Not to Divorce (Transmigrated Into a Book)

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Guan Wuyan was born in the late Qing dynasty and grew up in the turbulent Republic of China. Her life was full of killing and deceit. She had played many roles, but never once been herself.

And the real her was certainly no good person.

After destroying the assassin organization she belonged to, she arranged for herself to make the front page of the newspapers, then died quietly before anyone could learn her name.

When she opened her eyes again, Guan Wuyan had transmigrated into a book, becoming a minor character who died a miserable early death. She also had a scholar husband and a widowed mother-in-law.

Worst of all, disaster was about to strike the fishing village where she lived: pirates, earthquakes, and floods. So she ran for it.

Then her escape failed...

Forced to stay with her husband's family, Guan Wuyan saved people while chafing at her situation. They say that mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law have been natural enemies since ancient times, and that scholars are often faithless.

Yet this mother and son fussed over her all day. Were they afraid of her knife, or after her money? They clearly wanted something. Their flawless act was downright cunning.

Later, she learned that there really were fools in this world who were kind to her and wanted nothing in return.

Divorce was her original plan. Not divorcing was fate.

2:

Zhan Hefeng lifted his bride's red veil. Before he could feel anything in particular, she suddenly rolled her eyes back and fainted.

When his bride recovered, one look from her made him forget all the Confucian classics in his head. All he wanted was to learn how to make her look at him more often.

Little by little, he figured out the secret: he just had to be himself.

For instance, when he coordinated his outfit and found the perfect lighting to show off his handsome face, or took off his thin-looking outer robe to reveal his strong physique, his bride would stare at him.

Zhan Hefeng grew bolder and bolder, until one day he finally hugged his bride tight. She was a formidable martial artist, but she just smiled and said,