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Chen Lan worked diligently, only to die from overwork and transmigrate into a restricted matriarchal novel she had read.
After confirming who she was:
Her mother was the prime minister, The Outcast, second only to the emperor and above all others.
Her father was the elder brother of the current Northwest Commander-in-Chief.
Her older sister was a fourth-rank prefect at the age of only twenty-three.
Her older brother was the powerful consort who ruled the imperial harem alongside the empress consort.
Wouldn't you say this family was powerful enough to dominate the court?
As for their inevitable downfall, wasn't that the fate of every powerful minister?
When the sky fell, her mother, father, sister, and brother wouldn't be able to help. What could a little wastrel like Chen Lan possibly do to change things?
She'd be better off taking advantage of her wealth and power now and choosing to lie flat!
But just two days later, after the beautiful, charming widower male lead married into her family, Chen Lan failed to hold on to her single-dog status and broke her vow of chastity. What was she supposed to do? Her adorable secondary husband was so beautiful that she couldn't bear to let him remain a widower and marry someone else! So Chen Lan chose the solution every small-town exam ace would choose: she sheepishly slung on her schoolbag and went back to school.
Only after starting school did she discover she was studying engineering.
Only after studying for a long time did she realize that getting a minor official's post was comparable to taking the civil service exam in her previous life.
Why is every step on the path to success such an obstacle!!!!
Chen Lan could only study while clinging to her adorable secondary husband and breathing in his immortal aura, just barely managing to keep striving.
Chen Lan, lost in a sea of books, had no idea that two souls lived inside her beautiful husband.
One was sharp-tongued, gloomy, and caustic: "You read all those books, but does your wife discuss poetry and prose with you, or lecture you on the classics and histories?"
The other put love above everything and would die without his wife: "So what? You know the Four Books and Five Classics by heart, but you still can't take care of yourself, can you?"
A former humanities ace who now studies engineering to become a minor official VS a stunning male lead who is a true love-struck fool, in public and in private
Warnings:
Male pregnancy, male pregnancy, male pregnancy!!!!
The male lead will give birth in the main story!!!
The male lead will be put through hardship from time to time. The author can't write without making him suffer.
Major warnings:
1. Half of the male lead's soul comes from his previous life, in which he was not sexually inexperienced. The female lead is a materialist with a higher education and does not look down on him for not being sexually inexperienced in his previous life.
2. In the bonus chapter "Doting on the Boys Without Limit," the female lead promises to split the family fortune equally, though she doesn't actually do so in a later bonus chapter.
Theme: Stand on your own and strive to improve.
I really don't understand why the heroine said such insulting words at that time
It's really baffling, right?
What on earth does the heroine mean? What a scumbag for saying these things.
I can't stand it. Isn't it because I want to be with another man? 😭 I don't understand why the heroine suddenly got angry in this picture. The hero just asked him a question.
The heroine fell out of love too quickly at that time. To be honest, I didn't see the pain and struggle in her. I only saw that she did whatever she wanted. She said she fell out with her, fell in love when she said she wanted to marry a real husband, and reconciled with the male lead when she said she had figured it out.
Because of the introduction, I insist on seeing the V
Why did it suddenly change? There was no turning point at all.
I always feel that Qin has a "Yuan Li literature" feeling. At first, I wanted to find Chen's shortcomings and hate her, but gradually I fell in love with [Xingxingyan]
What a blunt turn, a bit baffling
Reborn Xie: Alas, I scare myself, tsk tsk tsk