I Transmigrated Into a Book. Who Still Wants to Be a Secondary Wife?

Transmigrated into a book, cannon fodder, doted on by everyone, feel-good story, strong female lead Song Ruozhen transmigrated into a book, becoming the male lead’s short-lived first wife. Her vast fortune would ensure a life of luxury for the male and female leads, while her entire family would become a foil and meet tragic deaths. She transmigrated on her wedding day. Two bridal sedan chairs arrived at once. Despite holding the marriage contract and being the legitimate bride from a distinguished family, she was made a secondary wife, and they even acted as if they were doing her a favor! Song Ruozhen: “What a nightmare! Who would want to be a secondary wife?” What couldn’t she do with all that wealth? Give it away to the male and female leads? Let someone else be the sucker! Her father is missing? She’s the esteemed head of a mystic sect, skilled in divination, fortune-telling, finding people, and feng shui. She’ll just find him! Her eldest brother is disabled and takes his own life? She’ll heal him, then help him reclaim his military honors and become a sought-after general at court. Her second brother is blind and gets dumped by his fiancée? He’ll take top honors in the imperial exams, become a rising star, and win the emperor’s favor! At last, Song Ruozhen is living the carefree life of the rich and idle, but then she realizes that the prince who, in the original story, loved the heroine in vain has suddenly started clinging to her. This isn’t how the story is supposed to go! Chu Junting: Her father is missing, her brother is crippled, her mother cries her eyes out, and she’s heartbroken. Sure, she’s as strong as an ox and can slap a scumbag to death, but I still feel so bad for her.