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Lin Zhiyi transmigrates into an imperial-examination novel, only to discover when she gets married that she's the future main antagonist's original wife, who dies young. His whole family is wiped out, and the kind-hearted man turns completely dark. Seeking revenge, he stains his hands with blood and takes one step after another toward the abyss.
When she arrives, the future antagonist is still a smiling young man. Although he's suffered plenty of unfair treatment, he still has someone he cares about and is following the right path.
Looking at her father, the only person she can depend on, and the young man who can't walk properly, Lin Zhiyi sighs at how hard life is!
No matter. He can be the pretty one, while she earns money to support the family!
Farming, running a business, making deals!
Lin Zhiyi takes on two dependents and makes their life flourish.
When she looks back, the future villain is still kind-hearted. He's also passed the imperial examinations and risen all the way to become the chief minister.
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Su Jingyun is breathtakingly handsome and exceptionally talented, but unable to walk properly. He survived only because a kindhearted teacher supported him from childhood.
When circumstances leave him no choice, he marries the teacher's only daughter, thinking of it as nothing more than another mouth to feed.
But the little wife who used to make a scene over everything seems like a different person after they marry.
Well... perhaps this life together isn't so bad after all.
One day, Su Jingyun happens to hear that Lin Zhiyi has an ambiguous relationship with her former fiance.
"I know Su Jingyun better than you do! His heart is pure, and he's kinder than anyone could be! You're the one with a dirty heart, seeing dirt in everyone!"
Su Jingyun slowly has a few question marks rise above his head: ??? A pure heart? Kind?
Yes, yes, exactly! That Lu Bing'an isn't going to drive a wedge between us!
My upcoming book, Change to a Different Cousin for a Husband, is looking for readers! Love you!
Ye Zhenzhen transmigrates into a story about a concubine turning her life around. She's the male lead's cousin and principal wife. Fortunately, she arrives during a banquet where she is choosing a husband.
The kindly matriarch, who is very fond of her, smiles and asks, "Zhenzhen, which young gentleman do you like? Shall I have him marry you?"
Everyone knows Ye Zhenzhen loves the Fourth Young Master most.
In front of the entire household, Ye Zhenzhen blushes at the Sixth Young Master, who is exceptionally graceful and cool as the moon, and shyly says, "I know I am unworthy, but I have fallen for the Sixth Young Master and cannot help myself. Please forgive me, Madam."
Fourth Young Master: "..."
Do you even hear what you're saying?!
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Cui Qinghuan is the sixth son of the Cui family and its youngest legitimate son. He is handsome, skilled in poetry, and determined to become a court official and carry on his family's glory.
With the palace examinations approaching, a letter arrives from his maternal uncle. He has heard that His Majesty intends to arrange a marriage.
That evening, at the banquet, he hears his cousin, who is staying with them, repeatedly say, "I've fallen for the Sixth Young Master and can't help myself."
Amid the clinking of cups and the chatter, Cui Qinghuan clearly hears himself say, "All right."
~Little Scene~
Hearing Cui Qinghuan's answer, Ye Zhenzhen lets out an "Ah" and freezes, looking like an adorable little squirrel. She almost blurts out, "I don't want to!"
Seeing Ye Zhenzhen at a loss, Cui Qinghuan finds himself unexpectedly amused. But he knows that Ye Zhenzhen loves the Fourth Young Master, Qinghui. He doesn't know why, but he can't take someone else's beloved.
Cui Qinghuan says calmly, "If you don't want to..."
Ye Zhenzhen nods like a pecking chicken. "I do! I do! I'm perfectly willing!"
In this situation, marrying this workaholic is the best choice!
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The Early-Dying Older Brother of the Imperial Examination Novel's Male Lead; Transmigrated into the Chief Minister's Childhood Bride; My Husband Is a Frail Antagonist; Classmates with the Male Lead of an Imperial Examination Novel; After Marrying the Sickly Crown Prince to Bring Him Good Fortune. If you're looking for something to read, give them a try! You can find more completed works in my profile!
Theme: Finding a way forward in desperate circumstances
Has the heroine's half-brother appeared?
Please take Cui Niang offline, I beg you, she makes people angry when she appears. . .
In fact, I don't really like the character of the Queen Mother. Even if she was pitiful before, what difference does it make in what she does to others after she comes to power? The emperor is also pitiful. One code will lead to the other. Is revenge useful for children?
I guess the Queen Mother's intestines will turn green when she finds out.
More updates? Are you going to recognize your daughter?
Is it in conflict with the previous one? I remember in chapters 29-30, the heroine has made it clear to the heroine's father that she is not the original daughter.
Xiao Qian's illness needs to be treated. Doctor Bai will help him see his blindness [Sunglasses]
"Lin Zhiyi's long eyelashes trembled and he said: "This money is already our entire property. If you are not happy, then you can stay with us and share the joys and sorrows in the future. Don't worry, as long as we have a bite to eat, you will never go hungry. ""Catch a big bug for the author~ There are so many typos. Especially some people's names were called this name in the previous chapter, but they were renamed in the next chapter. Looks bald
I remember that when Xiao Qingyu went to find trouble for his brother, he probably didn't know that the male and female protagonists were the couple they met at the entrance of the Examination Institute. Why did she immediately think of the appearance of the heroine at the entrance of the Examination Institute after hearing Cui Niang's description? Did she miss something in the plot where they had already matched their names with the person?
Can the author write down the bad points of Lu Bingan? From the beginning to the end, the heroine traveled through time and suffered from Lu Bingan, that is, she was hurriedly found someone to marry and there was nothing else. Then the heroine always held a grudge and wanted to cause harm to others. If he married someone who was not a human being because of him, then resentment is normal, but the fact is that he married a human being. I am my father's student and we grew up together. I am no different from my elder brother. Life after marriage is no different from that without marriage. You can divorce at any time if you want. Is there any need to hate me in a life like this? Let me put it into context. At first, I probably hated him too much because of him. But after marriage, my life went well and I lived my life as I pleased. In my life, I just ignored Lu and pretended I didn't know him. I didn't have time to do things that caused destruction and made people stumble. What's more, they didn't do anything bad to me in the future (of course I don't know if it will get worse in the future than they have now), not to mention that from a God's perspective, Lu liked the original owner, and he was just in love with me. In her educational background, she was pedantic about her parents and pedantic etiquette. If it was because of the original owner, but when the original owner asked not to let Lu Hao go through the time travel, the heroine said no, and the original owner did not force him to back off. Instead, he just asked the heroine to serve her father. Why should the heroine keep being at odds with others? Is it to highlight the heroine's carelessness? Otherwise, by writing bad things about Lu, there would be a reason to wish him dead and make him unlucky. There is also the naming of Zhuzi's daughter, because I like to be free to do whatever I want, so I can name whatever I want. Although I don't agree with Cuiniang's idea, the name is not too casual, and it is not a name for myself. Isn't naming the child the meaning of blessing and hoping for a good future?