The Short-Lived Wife of a Wife-Doting Tycoon Is Reborn

Just after taking over her family’s company, Song Yan accidentally transmigrates into a novel set in this era and becomes the rural wife of the powerful male lead, the one who dies young. The male lead, Huo Yuchuan, rises from nothing to become a prominent figure, with his first wife by his side all the way. But just as they’re about to enjoy the fruits of their labor, she dies in childbirth. Then the heroine appears and takes over everything the original wife left behind. The countryside, 1980s. Their wedding night. Looking at the handsome man who has just been discharged from the marines, quiet and inexperienced, with a hint of nervousness, Song Yan thinks about how her story ends and feels a lump in her throat... Song Yan lays down three rules: One, they sleep separately until she says otherwise. Two, she manages all the household money. Three, if he can’t follow either of these rules, they divorce immediately. Huo Yuchuan listens, presses his lips together, and stays silent for a while. Then he pulls out a few crumpled bills, picks up a quilt, and makes a bed on the floor. “I’ll sleep on the floor.” Huo’s mother thought she’d found her son a maid. Little did she know she’d brought home a young lady. Song Yan makes her son do every chore, and he’s so smitten with her that he does whatever she says. They’ve been married for three years, and she still hasn’t shown any sign of being pregnant. Huo Yuchuan’s comrades, on the other hand, envy his good fortune. Even in an arranged marriage, he got a wonderful wife: beautiful, capable, and good at making money. She can even negotiate with their commanders and leaders without being overawed, always knowing just how to handle herself. In the three years since they arrived on Jiangyang Island, she’s transformed this backward, remote island village into a thriving model of economic development. Huo Yuchuan’s rank keeps rising, too. The villagers benefit along with them, and life gets better with every passing day. His comrades flock to Huo Yuchuan. “Brother Huo, we heard your wife has a younger sister. Could you introduce us?” Huo Yuchuan glances at them, his expression stern. In their dreams! He hasn’t even earned his wife’s approval to share her bed yet, and they want to become his brothers-in-law? * Later, Huo Yuchuan becomes a powerful and renowned figure in Jiangyang. His rival sends him the heroine, whose appearance resembles Song Yan’s. Huo Yuchuan doesn’t even look at her. Like a grim-faced King of Hell, he deals with both her and his rival with ruthless efficiency. When Song Yan hears about it, she kicks him out of the bedroom that very night. The powerful Huo is helpless and aggrieved as he knocks on the door. “Yanyan, let me explain... Could you at least let me sleep in the bedroom instead of on the floor?” My next novel: The Flirtatious Beauty Wins Over a Special Forces Soldier Zhao Nige, a flirtatious beauty, transmigrates into a book and falls for a handsome special forces soldier. She flirts and flirts. At first, the handsome soldier keeps up his cool, restrained persona, making him seem impossible to win over. But eventually he can’t take it anymore. He falls for her, goes crazy for her, and wants to submit the paperwork to marry her. But then Zhao Nige suddenly realizes she may have been flirting with the wrong person. She’s been flirting with the male lead’s uncle. Her uncle isn’t a special forces soldier. He’s the youngest and most promising commander of a special operations brigade. Ah, no wonder his broad shoulders, narrow waist, long legs, and tanned, washboard abs were so irresistible. And he feels amazing to the touch. And when she teases him, his stern, proper face and the way he tries to hide his bright-red ears are so tempting, too. Zhao Nige covers her face. What should she do? She’s already had her way with him, only to realize she flirted with the wrong person. Should she marry him or not... Theme: Good love helps both people become better versions of themselves.