I Transmigrate Into a Book as a Farm-Village Widow, and My Villainous Husbands Fight to Spoil Me

After being stabbed eighteen times, Lu Qiyue, an heir to an ancient medical tradition, transmigrates into a book and becomes a pretty widow in ancient times.

Her former mother-in-law contracts her out to three burly men to bear their children. One husband dies, and she gets three more in his place.

The eldest Yan brother is as strong as an ox, but has a fearsome face and is rumored to have killed someone.

The second Yan brother is almost demonically clever, but he's so sick he can't get out of bed. He's also blind and could die at any moment.

The third Yan brother steals chickens, commits every sort of misdeed, and has enemies everywhere. He's nothing but trouble.

Worst of all, these three men are destined to become villains in the book.

One will rebel and become the leader of a band of outlaws.

One will nearly become the Empress Dowager's male favorite, then join forces with his older brother, a rebel leader, to stage a palace coup.

And one will become the most unscrupulous merchant in the land, ruining countless families.

Lu Qiyue has transmigrated into the book as their contracted wife. In the original story, she even used underhanded methods to have their children.

For the sake of her own life, she decides to stay away from men and keep herself safe. Children are out of the question, but a business partnership might work.

With her medical skills, she cures the second Yan brother and restores his sight.

The eldest Yan brother only has a scar on his face. Once it's removed, he'll be the best-looking man in all of ancient China.

What could the seventeen-year-old Yan Sanlang possibly be up to? He's just a kid who needs love and attention from his family.

She says, “We can't be husband and wife, but we can be siblings.”

She uses her medical skills to turn the impoverished Yan family around and helps the third Yan brother shine in every field, all while living among them as their lowly contracted wife.

But one day, the three men, now dazzlingly successful, look at her differently and demand that she choose:

“Pick one of us three brothers to be your husband...”