I Mistook the Villain for the Hero and Took Him Home

It goes VIP on August 30, with a 10,000-word update! Zhou Mi transmigrates into an ancient-era sweet romance novel. Knowing how the plot will unfold, she waits three days and beats the female lead to the injured male lead. If all goes according to plan, after bringing him home, she can use her status as his savior to enjoy the good life, throw her weight around, and wreak havoc in the neighborhood. After bringing him home, Zhou Mi spends all her savings on him, buying him expensive tonics and making him clothes from the finest fabrics... She waits and waits, but the original story's scene of the male lead returning home never happens. Then Zhou Mi learns by chance that the male lead really was injured a while ago, but his family found him long ago. Zhou Mi: ? Then who did I bring home? She doesn't know who he is, but she spent money on him, so there's no way she's letting it go to waste. Zhou Mi decides she'll kick him out once she's earned back all the money she's spent on him. The fake male lead's silks and fine clothes become coarse garments, and his lavish meals become rough grains and wild vegetables... Besides making him do housework every day, she also finds him three part-time jobs. The "fake male lead" is almost done paying off what he owes, and Zhou Mi is just about to throw him out when a squad of armored soldiers suddenly arrives at her home. They fall to their knees at the "fake male lead's" feet, clutching his leg and calling him His Highness, the Crown Prince. Zhou Mi is stunned. The crown prince in the original novel may have a face as beautiful as a woman's, but he's a sinister, vicious villain who holds a grudge against anyone who crosses him. Zhou Mi, who was ordering the crown prince to wash her underwear just fifteen minutes ago: ... #Could you have found him a little faster or a little slower? Seriously?# #Should I find a quick way to die, or wait for him to find a slow way to kill me?# Upcoming novel: Everyone in the Capital Is Waiting for My Husband to Die After transmigrating to ancient times, Gu Jin's life is going pretty well. In the eyes of outsiders, though, she's a jinx. She's been engaged and married three times, and all three husbands died. Despite her bad reputation, Gu Jin is quite satisfied. Rich, carefree, and husbandless: the dream life for so many people. She hasn't enjoyed this leisurely life for long when a marriage edict arrives from the imperial palace. Lu Huaishen is the military governor of Hexi. He's won many battles, but he's also the emperor's greatest threat. The palace sends countless assassins every year, but none have managed to kill him. The emperor's aim is obvious: he hopes Gu Jin will bring about his death. With the palace's hopes and the ridicule of the capital's noble ladies following her, Gu Jin leaves the capital to marry him. In her first year in the northwest, the region, which had suffered three years of drought, enjoys a bumper harvest. In her second year in the northwest, infighting breaks out within the barbarian royal court, and Hexi's territory expands thousands of miles to the west. In her fifth year in the northwest, oh, wait, there is no fifth year in the northwest. That year, Gu Jin returns to the capital, because her husband has conquered it and become emperor. Gu Jin: Sorry, two negatives make a positive. The people of the northwest and Lu Huaishen: Thank you, Your Majesty the Emperor of the Capital, for this generous gift. Theme: A good life takes hard work.