The Phoenix Bride

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The first thing Zhao Lingshu did after transmigrating was stop her mother from drinking a fertility remedy.

The second was to urge her mother to divorce her father!

Her mother came from a merchant family, but her maternal relatives were imperial merchants, shrewd in business and wealthy beyond measure.

Her father, by contrast, was a marquis, but his estate was little more than an empty shell. Every year, her mother had to pour in huge sums just to keep up appearances.

They spent her mother’s money while criticizing her for being unable to have children. They made her drink all sorts of dubious remedies while plotting to ruin her health and take her life.

What kind of people were these? They wanted everything, and still had the nerve to act so shamelessly?

She and her mother were done serving this whole pack of parasites.

Divorce!

They had to get divorced!

With her useless father, biased grandmother, scheming uncles and aunts, and conniving cousins out of the way, Zhao Lingshu found her mother a new husband. Her mother would have two children in one year and three in three years.

She also found herself a wonderful match, successfully marrying into the imperial family and becoming a daughter-in-law of the royal house: the Princess Consort of Prince Qin. With a husband who doted on her alone, Zhao Lingshu woke up smiling from her dreams every day.