After Remarrying the Little Beggar from an Imperial Exam Novel

Pre-release: [A Husband as a Stand-In]: A resourceful, shameless woman who can bend and stretch VS a scheming, domineering, loyal puppy

Blurb:

Farming + opening a restaurant + getting rich + imperial examinations

After I transmigrated into a book, I opened a restaurant and kept a future top scorer

After transmigrating into a book, Su Ziping discovers that she has become a nameless cannon-fodder character in an imperial-examination novel, with no more than three chapters in the entire book.

She is the daughter of a small-time merchant. Her father gives her a dowry so she can marry a poor, down-on-his-luck scholar and secure her future. But after the Su family supports him and he passes the provincial examination, the scholar not only shows no gratitude, but also lingers in the pleasure quarters and gambles away the Su family's money.

The scholar's mother, dressed in gold and silver, points at Su Ziping's nose and scolds her: "You lowly merchant's daughter! My son marrying you is the greatest blessing your ancestors could have hoped for!"

Thinking about the future awaiting her after transmigrating into the book, Su Ziping decisively breaks off the engagement on the eve of the wedding. Pointing at a filthy little beggar by the roadside, she declares, "I'd marry him before I'd marry Scholar Li!"

She has said it, and acknowledged it in front of a crowd, so Su Ziping follows through. She takes the little beggar home and cleans him up, only to discover that he has delicate features and is exceptionally handsome. In a long blue robe, he looks just like a refined young gentleman.

Su Ziping makes three rules with Gu Nanyan:

1. Study hard, and repay me after you pass the imperial examinations.

2. Divorce me after one year of marriage.

3. After the divorce, we won't interfere in each other's affairs.

Who would have thought Gu Nanyan would live up to everyone's expectations, come top in the imperial examinations, and return in a great rush to place a fortune in gold and silver before her, then honor their agreement by writing a divorce agreement?

Holding the divorce agreement, Su Ziping feels a little disappointed. Why is he so determined to keep his promise? Doesn't he even know to ask her to stay?

But the next day, a matchmaker comes with a lavish betrothal gift and asks for Su Ziping's hand in marriage again.

Gu Nanyan says, "A scholar should keep his promises, but that doesn't mean I can't marry you again after the divorce, does it?"

"We agreed not to interfere in each other's affairs..."

Gu Nanyan: "I'm not interfering. I'm just asking whether you're willing!"

Pre-release blurb:

1

The capital of Great Jin falls, and everyone in the palace is trapped like fish in a jar.

The young emperor, who has been on the throne for less than ten days, trembles. "Aunt, I heard the former dynasty's remnants will all have their heads cut off and hung on the city walls. Manman is afraid of pain. Please stab Manman to death..."

Xiao Ling: "Have some backbone! The Crown Prince of Qi was once your aunt's lover. If anyone tries to seize you later, just shout that Ji Quan is your father. Got it?"

Everyone knows that while the Crown Prince of Qi, Ji Quan, was a hostage in Jin, he was the Grand Princess's personal stable boy. With that connection, even if the enemy forces grow suspicious, they might spare their lives.

They calculated everything, but never expected that the man leading troops to surround the palace would be Ji Quan himself.

Xiao Ling: ...We've taken a wrong turn.

Just as she moves to cover the young emperor's mouth, he staggers away and clings tightly to Ji Quan's leg, looking up at him with tears in his eyes. "Dad!"

Ji Quan, whose eyes are red from killing: ???

2

When Ji Quan first meets Xiao Ling, she is the lofty princess of Jin, the empress dowager's daughter and the emperor's younger sister, with skin as fair as ice and beauty beyond compare.

A person so noble nevertheless repeatedly seduces and entangles herself with a lowly hostage like him, giving him the only warmth he has in a foreign land. When his feelings grow deep, he decides to return to his country and vows to give her an even more exalted position. But then he hears her casually say to someone:

"He's just a stable boy. It's his good fortune to look a little like Ji Zheng."

Ji Zheng is his late elder brother.

That night, standing outside the palace walls, he crushes the sword his elder brother left behind with his bare hands.

And now, to save her own life, she actually tells a descendant of the former dynasty to call the enemy his father.

Heh. Does she think he's still that easy to fool?

1. The child is biologically theirs, and the male lead is pure in body and soul.

Theme: Live life with a positive outlook.