Also known as "Transmigrated as the Spoiled Young Lady's Difficult Dead Wife in a Period Novel"~ As the beloved little princess of the powerful Gu family, Gu Shu has her father's love and several older brothers who cherish her like a treasure. Everyone expects her to choose one of the finest men in the compound, since the Gu family is so well-off that ordinary families could never hope to marry into it.
To everyone's surprise, the Gu family's little princess falls at first sight for a refined but poverty-stricken young man. Apart from an astonishingly handsome face, he has nothing to recommend him.
Against every obstacle, Gu Shu accompanies the poor, handsome young man as he works his way up. He lives up to her faith in him, and in a short time becomes the leader's most trusted secretary, always at his side.
Just when everyone thinks the Gu family's little princess has a good eye for men, an accident soon brings bad luck to the Gu family's new son-in-law.
They had seemed like a happy couple, but in the end they divorce and separate with a child. Fortunately, the Gu family is wealthy and well-connected, and everyone in the family truly dotes on their little princess. With a face like hers, plenty of people would still line up to marry her even after a divorce, so she can still live a comfortable life.
But no one could have imagined that in a short time, the former son-in-law would rise again and keep climbing the ranks until his position was even higher than Grandpa Gu's.
At that point, however, Grandpa Gu is at the end of his life and dies in his final post. The current generation of the Gu family has no one left to uphold its reputation.
The former son-in-law, who could have become the face of the Gu family, is divorced from them. Their fortunes have reversed with those of the once-poor young man, and the entire Gu family becomes a laughingstock in the compound...
Just then, the former son-in-law, who once doted on the Gu family's little princess, marries a second wife who is plain-looking and from an ordinary family. He brings her home and treats her child as his own.
He doesn't even care for his own children and has no intention of taking them in. The Gu family's little princess goes mad. She makes trouble day after day, using their past relationship to sabotage her ex-husband's new marriage. She also keeps clashing with his stepdaughter and gets face-slapped at every turn, eventually driving herself into a mental hospital, where she dies miserably.
Her own son and daughter end up as foils to the ex-husband's stepdaughter. Each becomes more reckless than the last, and both meet tragic ends.
In the end, by opposing an ex-husband no one can afford to offend, the Gu family's little princess manages to alienate everyone. She dies full of resentment, unable to understand why, after standing by him when he was poor, someone else gets to reap the rewards while she loses everything.
Only in her final moments does she understand: she's merely the original wife of the powerful stepfather in a second-marriage novel. Her whole life can be summed up in a few words: "Difficult original wife, tragic death."
Gu Shu, a modern office worker, has just stayed late to negotiate a deal worth tens of millions. She hasn't even received her bonus yet when she wakes up as this tragic, difficult dead wife. Worse, she'd just had an accident with her husband...
Three months later,
Gu Shu looks at her suddenly rounded belly and falls into deep thought...
Should she keep the baby or not?
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Lin Su grew up poor, but she's quite pretty. Unfortunately, her mother has no backbone and married an utterly ordinary man.
She knows her mother has always had a crush on her neighbor, Uncle Shen. But Uncle Shen is dazzling: not only does he get excellent grades, he also manages to marry into the Gu family as their little princess's husband. Everyone envies him. Most importantly, Uncle Shen will keep rising through the ranks until his position even surpasses that of the Gu family he married into.
So after being reborn, young Lin Su urges her mother to dump her father, then goes to be at Uncle Shen's side while he's unlucky and going through a divorce, hoping to become the powerful man's stepdaughter as soon as possible.
But she waits and waits.
Even after Uncle Shen next door has already risen through the ranks,
why hasn't he divorced? Why is he treating his ex-wife like a winner in life?
Notes:
1. Beautiful, sweet-talking, gentle heroine * a refined and elegant, devoted-to-the-people mayor, a top-tier genius with both emotional and intellectual intelligence
2. The heroine is the original woman. For a time, she became mentally confused and thought she had transmigrated into a book. Screenshot dated April 9, 2023.
Next period novel
Title: "The Beautiful, Difficult Peony Spirit, the Original Wife Awakens [The 1970s]"
Synopsis:
Wen Yue, a beautiful peony spirit, wakes up to find she's become the difficult original wife who ran away with another man. She plans to divorce her husband, but an accident leads to them spending their wedding night together.
Three months later,
The peony spirit Wen Yue looks at her growing belly and at the future richest man, a child staring stubbornly back at her, and falls silent.
Should she keep the baby or not?
Wen Yue calls her husband: "If you don't want this child, I'll have an abortion. Then we'll get divorced."
Gu Yuan, still thousands of miles away: "Divorce? (???)"
Theme: When women find themselves in adversity, they should face it with positivity and optimism, communicate with greater understanding, and work hard. That's how they can achieve love and success.
I really hate the male protagonist. He knew clearly that decentralization would affect the female protagonist and they would get divorced, but he still chose him to lead, and he still does now. He knew that the female protagonist would be angry if he did so, but he still did it. I really doubt he really likes the heroine? I really like it, why do I always choose to make the heroine sad and compromise.
She looked a little angry. The heroine even said she didn't like the child's mother, but the hero still kept her by his side.
I really can't understand, firstly: I'm kind to the leader but not kind to the leader, secondly: I told you before that I was not feeling well towards Jiang Shuiling, why did you accept her as a nanny in the end? She should be the leader's nanny.
? Why keep it and buy a woman as a nanny? Obviously the heroine has emphasized this many times before? In the end, she was allowed to get closer, and she even came into the house [angry][angry][angry]
I'm really speechless about this leader. The heroine's family helped him, but he wanted to give the hero a woman. Repay kindness to the female partner, and repay kindness to the heroine with hatred. He is not happy anymore, where is his face? What is the male protagonist's perspective on following such a leader and still supporting him?
It's not worth it to be the female protagonist, and the male protagonist is not virtuous.
So angry! Big, fast, faster, faster! Hurry up and let the male protagonist explain clearly, slap him in the face
I feel like the original heroine's mother had a relationship with the male lead.
Her family is always her greatest source of confidence 😭
I really hate the male protagonist. He knew clearly that decentralization would affect the female protagonist and they would get divorced, but he still chose him to lead, and he still does now. He knew that the female protagonist would be angry if he did so, but he still did it. I really doubt he really likes the heroine? I really like it, why do I always choose to make the heroine sad and compromise.
She looked a little angry. The heroine even said she didn't like the child's mother, but the hero still kept her by his side.
I really can't understand, firstly: I'm kind to the leader but not kind to the leader, secondly: I told you before that I was not feeling well towards Jiang Shuiling, why did you accept her as a nanny in the end? She should be the leader's nanny.
? Why keep it and buy a woman as a nanny? Obviously the heroine has emphasized this many times before? In the end, she was allowed to get closer, and she even came into the house [angry][angry][angry]
I'm really speechless about this leader. The heroine's family helped him, but he wanted to give the hero a woman. Repay kindness to the female partner, and repay kindness to the heroine with hatred. He is not happy anymore, where is his face? What is the male protagonist's perspective on following such a leader and still supporting him?
It's not worth it to be the female protagonist, and the male protagonist is not virtuous.
So angry! Big, fast, faster, faster! Hurry up and let the male protagonist explain clearly, slap him in the face
I feel like the original heroine's mother had a relationship with the male lead.
Her family is always her greatest source of confidence 😭
When will it be updated today?