Saving That Villain (Matriarchal Society)

Synopsis:

Song Yao transmigrated into a female-dominant romance novel and became the wife of Lu Runzhi, the book's big villain.

In the story, Lu Runzhi was the prime minister's only son. Handsome and refined, he was the dream lover of every woman in the capital.

The original owner was a merchant's daughter who was illiterate, greedy, and lustful. By a twist of fate, she married Lu Runzhi, then humiliated and mistreated him in every way after their wedding. This directly drove him to become a villain, and he eventually sent her to her death.

Song Yao only wanted to run a small business in peace and enjoy her days. She didn't want to get involved with this unattainable beauty. But the young master's looks were truly striking. Though he was a little cold, he was learned, well-mannered, and good-tempered.

She started out thinking she wanted to keep him, and before long, she'd fallen for him.

He yearned for freedom, and she never tried to restrain him.

He had lofty ambitions, and she showed him the way.

He wanted her support, and she gladly gave it.

Lu Runzhi had thought he was trapped in a quagmire, but after marrying Song Yao, he found a way out.

Later, just as he had hoped, the new emperor made three personal visits to invite him into public life.

She smiled and congratulated him.

But later, she gave him a divorce letter: "May my dear husband shine ever brighter, like the waxing moon and rising sun, with a future full of promise."

After the new emperor took the throne, he overcame all objections and appointed a man as prime minister, stirring up controversy.

Later, under the leadership of the emperor and his prime minister, the country abandoned old ways and embraced reform, enjoying peace, prosperity, and flourishing times.

They say the current prime minister is a peerless talent. He was once engaged to the former crown princess, then married a low-born merchant's daughter. After their divorce, he rose to become prime minister and joined the new emperor in ushering in a golden age. He became a role model for all the men in the land.

In the midst of this golden age, the prime minister, second only to one person and above all others, submitted his resignation, shocking the court from top to bottom.

Later, a colleague saw him in the capital. The prime minister, who kept everyone at arm's length, was mature and steady, with the appearance of an immortal and a ruthless hand. Yet he was following a woman and holding her hand, seemingly trying to coax her.

"Big Sister, don't be mad at me anymore."

Reader's Guide:

1. Male lead, happy ending.

2. A slice-of-life story, written just for myself.

3. Updates daily until completion.

Theme: Discover the beauty of life in its little moments.