The Beautiful Widow Remarries with Her Child in Tow [The 1980s]

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Blurb:

Ning Zhi opened her eyes and found herself the widow of a martyr who died in the line of duty, caring for a young child while her in-laws schemed to take the compensation money and force her to marry an old bachelor.

Because she was beautiful, the villagers all suspected she wouldn’t stay chaste and would eventually cheat.

In these turbulent times, a woman alone, with no one to rely on, could barely get by.

Only the cold, brooding man next door silently fixed her leaky roof and used his calloused hands to snap a drunkard’s wrist.

He was always elusive and did whatever he pleased. He didn’t lack money, and he seemed to have no shortage of company, either.

Aside from her beauty, Ning Zhi couldn’t think of a single good thing about herself.

Finally, one rainy night, the man came over to help her. As he was about to leave, Ning Zhi reached out with trembling hands and clutched his clothes. Her voice had changed without her realizing it, quivering uncontrollably.

“If... you want to sleep with me, I’ll sleep with you.”

“Why are you trembling?”

Lu Zheng tamped down the desire in his eyes. If he was going to sleep with her, he wanted her to be his wife, too.

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"The Villainess Turns Her Brash Husband’s Life Around [The 1990s]"

Blurb:

Xu He accidentally transmigrated into a period novel, becoming the vicious supporting female character who tried to frame the heroine, only to suffer the consequences herself.

The hero rescued the heroine and carried her away, leaving Xu He behind in a private room at a seedy dance hall. She accidentally slept with a yellow-haired delinquent, ruining her reputation.

The bad-tempered girl who coveted the hero and the nonconformist extra who secretly loved the heroine ended up together. Their life was bound to be miserable. By the end of the novel, both were destitute and tormenting each other. The protagonists didn’t even need to step in: these two nobodies had already brought about their own ruin.

With a barely adult yellow-haired husband and a baby on the way, Xu He had the worst possible start from the beginning. She lay flat in a ramshackle pigsty, staring blankly at the ceiling, facing a husband who did nothing but eat, drink, and have fun. She quietly shut her eyes and wished she could die all over again.

Later, she cleaned up the house and started a small business, gradually becoming self-sufficient and building a good life. As for the yellow-haired man by her side, she thought he was a hopeless good-for-nothing who would waste his life, but to her surprise, he seemed to be getting better little by little, especially when it came to treating her well.

Lu Ye had no parents and no reason to hold back. He had the guts to risk his life, yet lived in wretched poverty. His lonely, hopeless life was changed one pitch-black night when he crashed into a woman soft as jade and fragrant as flowers.

He’d thought they despised each other and would go their separate ways sooner or later. But that slender figure was slowly etched into his very bones, until he wanted to give her even his worthless life.

The night is cool as water. I cradle the moon in my arms, and will never let go.

Reading Guide:

The male lead doesn’t like the original heroine.

At first, the male lead is a messy, scruffy delinquent who lives from one meal to the next, waiting to die.