The Villainous Couple's Exile and Child-Rearing Days

Upcoming novels, please add them to your favorites:

The Day I Was Exiled, I Looted the Treacherous Minister's Home: After being exiled, I joined forces with a "rebel."

The Daily Life of a Beloved, Laid-Back Couple: Two overworked employees want to lie flat, but have no choice but to get back on their feet and work hard.

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Lu Yao grew up depending on her older brother. To pay for his medical treatment, she agreed without permission to her uncle's family's arrangement and married the eldest legitimate son of the Shen family, who was not favored.

After the wedding, the two pitiful souls were oppressed and ostracized, and eventually sent to live in the countryside.

Fortunately, they trusted one another and never gave up on each other. With two clever, well-behaved little ones, their life was poor but peaceful.

She thought they would live out their days like that, but then something unexpected happened.

After an accident, she regained her memories of her previous life and acquired a golden finger. She also learned that she had transmigrated into a book called The Down-and-Out Legitimate Son Is Quite the Charmer. The original male lead was the son of her husband's stepmother. She and her husband were vicious antagonists, devoted to making trouble for the male lead. Every time, he would turn disaster into good fortune and slap them in the face. The couple kept digging their own graves, until even their children met a tragic end.

Lu Yao: ...

This is just ridiculous.

Even more ridiculous, the chosen one wanted her husband to take the blame!

Hah, did he really think they were still as easy to bully as before?

Heaven's justice is clear, and retribution never misses. They might as well collect some interest first.

A few things to note:

1. A warm, doting relationship. They are each other's only love, body and soul. The heroine was born into this world, but forgot her previous life as a child due to illness.

2. The author takes a while to get going and is long-winded. The story is also slow-paced and lengthy, without thrilling twists or exciting action. It's just the ordinary, peaceful day-to-day life of a family. It really is very slow and everyday QAQ.

3. The setting is very loose, and many details serve the plot. The story doesn't stand up to close scrutiny, so please be gentle with the author. I also recommend subscribing chapter by chapter, in case it's not to your taste and you end up wasting money.

4. I always fill in the holes I dig. If something comes up, I'll ask for leave in advance.

5. This silly author is constantly revising the story, so please be patient with me (falls to my knees ORZ).

[My friends' novels, please check them out]

After a Fish Marries into a Rich Family by Jun Zhi: A sweet romance about a contractual couple who fall in love after marriage.

Returning to the Tang Dynasty to Build Infrastructure by Tu Mi Xue: A passionate, hilarious infrastructure-building story with players as the fourth disaster.

Transmigrated as the Villain's Original Wife, Livestreaming Her Exile by Zhou Chen: A farming story about a cannon-fodder wife embracing the powerful.

A few things to note / potential spoilers:

1. A warm, doting relationship. They are each other's only love, body and soul. The heroine was born into this world, but forgot her previous life as a child due to illness. (Her parents met with disaster. Although she had the memories of two lives, she was too young and powerless to do anything. She was consumed by regret and remorse, fell seriously ill, and forgot that part of her life.)

2. The author takes a while to get going and is long-winded. The story is also slow-paced and lengthy, with no thrilling twists or exciting action, just the ordinary, peaceful day-to-day life of a family.

3. The setting is very loose. This silly author's writing is limited, the language is simple, the logic is dead, and many details serve the plot. The story doesn't stand up to close scrutiny, so please be gentle with the author. I also recommend subscribing chapter by chapter, in case it's not to your taste and you end up wasting money.

4. I always fill in the holes I dig. If something comes up, I'll ask for leave in advance.

5. I'll add more if I think of anything.

Theme: Even when the road ahead seems like a dead end, never give up lightly