
Rich Wife
家有财妻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Audience
- Female
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 13y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I felt very depressed after reading a few chapters! The heroine is not even as stupid as Bai Tian, and she has no intention of arranging her dowry properly when she gets married! If you don't know how to dowry, just two or three people! I just want support from my parents-in-law, but I never thought about establishing a foothold in my parents-in-law's family so that my parents-in-law wouldn't worry so much, and I can finally stand on my own feet! Because it started as a marriage of interest
Why are the middle chapters not continuous?
The heroine traveled back in time and relied on the memory of the original owner. After lifting her hijab, she realized that the groom had been changed. The male protagonist had deliberately replaced herself as the groom. It's okay.
This heroine is really tolerant. If the two brothers don't have wives and concubines, then it's okay to change grooms temporarily. The current situation is that the male protagonist has three concubines. The original marriage partner is very clean. Isn't this a huge loss? I can tolerate this. Is this still a time-travel heroine?
There is no sense of the Ming Dynasty at all, so why should it be set in the Ming Dynasty?