I Married the Male Lead's Uncle

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Lu Hanyan transmigrated into a novel as a supporting female character who was madly in love with the male lead. But an accident brought her together with the male lead's uncle instead.

Because she was constantly critical of and difficult toward the male lead's uncle, she ultimately met a tragic end.

Determined not to repeat the same mistakes, Lu Hanyan decided to stay away from the male lead and focus on living her own life.

Later, she discovered that the male lead's uncle, her husband, was not only a good earner, but also great at managing a household.

One night after they were married, Lu Hanyan was craving something spicy. She had just opened the bedroom door when Wen Yichen, working late in the living room, looked up. "Why are you up?"

Lu Hanyan rubbed her stomach. "I'm hungry. I want something spicy."

Wen Yichen glanced at the clock. It was one thirty in the morning.

He closed his laptop, rolled up the sleeves of his loungewear, and got up. He even made sure to pour warm water into Lu Hanyan's cup before asking, "There's still some beef we braised in the fridge. Want spicy beef?"

Lu Hanyan nodded at once. "Yes!"

Just hearing the name made her mouth water.

Wen Yichen nodded without another word, handed Lu Hanyan her warm water, and led her to the sofa. "I'll make it for you. Go wait on the sofa."

Tickets for the traditional Chinese music festival had barely gone on sale before they sold out in less than a second.

The festival had been publicized three months in advance. All the performers were household names in the traditional Chinese music scene, and they had even invited singers who had retired or faded from the limelight. There were no internet celebrities or traffic-driven stars, making it truly suited to fans of traditional Chinese music.

The festival was an absolute blast, and everyone went wild. People were thrilled with how they had spent their money and even called for more shows. They took to social media to thank the anonymous, conscientious sponsor.

Later, rumors spread that the president of Chenxing Technology had gone to all that trouble to organize the festival to make his wife happy.

Chenxing Technology_Wen Yichen V: As long as my wife is happy. @LittleDeerEatsMeat

Netizens: !

Netizens flooded Lu Hanyan's Weibo with comments: Madam, do you also like cosplay, radio dramas, games, anime...? Is there any chance we could get a few more festivals?

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Crossing Over to Save Him

1. Lu Yi thought she first met Yan Chu on the day a friend dragged her along to watch a competition. They saw each other three times over the course of that day.

The most spectacular of those encounters took place that evening, in an arena filled with the cheers of thousands. Yan Chu had just won the championship and was surrounded by his teammates as he gave an interview to the host.

She sat beneath the stage, gazing up at it and listening as the spectators around her shouted their names.

When she told Yan Chu about it, he just smiled, drew her into his arms, and kissed her forehead, taking that as his answer. "By your count, we must have met five times that day."

Only later did she learn that they had first met much earlier. She simply didn't remember, so Yan Chu had never brought it up. To him, being with her in the present and the future mattered more than anything.

2. His female fans never believed that Moon, the world's number-one ADC with millions of followers, could have a girlfriend.

The VK team was widely recognized in esports as a team of handsome male idols, and Moon, Yan Chu, was the team's star. With his heartbreaker looks, he could make anyone fall for him at first sight. But everyone knew that "girlfriend" and "Moon" were two words that simply didn't go together.

The woman at the center of the rumors, a hugely popular cosplayer with millions of followers on Weibo, Lu Yi, clarified: "A friend asked Moon to help me play a game. He's a really nice person."

After her clarification went up, Yan Chu's Weibo was flooded with mentions.

That night, after training, Yan Chu saw the post and casually reposted it: "Just a friend asking for a favor? Do you think I'm that easy to ask?"

At the same time, Lu Yi received a message from Yan Chu on WeChat.

He must have just finished training. Yan Chu's low, slightly hoarse voice came through: "I thought I'd made it pretty obvious, Lu Yi."

"I'm pursuing you."

Theme: Love life