Everyday Life in Prosperous Bianjing

After transmigrating, Ji Wuniang becomes an unloved concubine-born daughter in an official's household. Her father seeks a marriage alliance with a powerful family to advance his career. The other party is a son of a prestigious family, praised by the emperor himself for his literary talent and handsome looks. Unfortunately, he's a sickly young man who may not live long.

None of the daughters in the family want to marry him, but Ji Wuniang sees nothing wrong with it.

She is unloved at home, yet still enjoys fine clothes and good food. After marrying, even if she becomes a widow, she'll still live in a powerful household, enjoying a life of luxury and fine dining, perhaps even more than before.

Besides, Bianjing is accommodating to widows. Unlike the restrictions of a maiden's quarters, she can go to Fan Tower to eat delicacies, attend other families' banquets to admire the flowers, or even go on an outing beyond the city by herself...

Ji Wuniang has it all figured out. After she marries, her husband is indeed a handsome, frail young man.

He's just a little particular and always trying to control her. He won't let her eat street food, attend banquets wearing jewelry she's worn before, or even look at another man for too long.

Since she gets to enjoy a handsome husband and will soon have a life of luxury and freedom, these are just minor details.

But a year passes, then five, then ten. Her husband remains pale and frail, yet somehow stays alive and well, like a green pine on a mountain, standing firm. He can even take on and argue with people in court, holding his own against ten men at once.

A carefree, easygoing, food-loving female lead × a frail, particular, talented young nobleman

Theme: Work hard to make life good