A Widow from a Peasant Family Who Wears Books, Villain Husbands Compete for Favor

Lu Qiyue, a descendant of ancient medicine, was stabbed eighteen times and then passed through the book to become an ancient beautiful widow. Her ex-mother-in-law gave her away to give birth to a child for three rough men. After one husband died, three more husbands were given away in vain. The elder man of the Yan family was as strong as an ox but had the face of a Rakshasa. It was said that he had killed people. Erlang of the Yan family is so smart that he is almost a demon, but he is too sick to get out of bed, is blind, and may die at any time. Sanlang of the Yan family has done all sorts of evil things, has enemies everywhere, and is a troublemaker. The most terrifying thing is that these three men will be the villains in the book in the future. One rebel became a bandit leader. A male favorite who almost became the queen mother, together with the brother of the leader of the rebel party, launched a palace coup. Another one became the most profiteer in the world and ruined many families. Lu Qiyue pretended to be their wife, and in the original novel, she even gave birth to their children through dishonorable means. For the sake of her own life, she decided to stay away from men to keep herself safe. It was impossible to have children, but cooperation could. Her medical skills cured Erlang of the Yan family and restored his sight. The eldest son of the Yan family only has a scar on his face. After the scar is removed, he will be the most handsome man in ancient times. What evil intentions could seventeen-year-old Yan Sanlang have? He's just a little kid who needs love and attention from his family. She said: "We can't be husband and wife, we can be brother and sister." She used her medical skills to change the impoverished Yan family, and made Sanlang of the Yan family shine in various fields as a humble wife. However, one day the eyes of three shining men changed when they looked at her, and they asked her to make a choice: "Among our three brothers, you choose one to be your husband..."