After transmigrating to the Great Qian dynasty, Ye Yuan is set up and coerced by his own uncle into marrying into the Wang family, where he becomes the husband of a female demon who can silence crying children across the county just by showing up.
He expects a den of tigers, but his wife has a gentle heart and hair as white as snow.
She lays down three rules, considers his needs in everything, and devotes herself to helping him pass the imperial examinations.
Two years later, Ye Yuan places first in all three rounds of the exams.
He answers the emperor’s call for solutions, presents brilliant strategies, resolves a national crisis, and wins the princess’s favor!
His uncle’s family panics. “Yuan, we had no choice but to make you marry into the Wang family back then. Now that you’ve made something of yourself, you should help your younger brother!”
His wife snaps, “Get out! Ye Yuan is my husband and the new head of the Wang family. What does he have to do with you?”
Ye Yuan says, “Uncle, you made my wife so angry that she’s put the baby at risk. Pay up, or I’ll bring a million soldiers and wipe out your entire family!”
It's 200 chapters, and I'm still talking about trivial matters. The pace is dragging. I promised to take the No. 1 Exam, but there's not even a single exam. I'm just jumping up and down around some little people.
Book friends, I am guilty. I stopped updating during the test, which resulted in this book being edited. I look forward to the new book to bring my babies to the world.
It's too bland. I have written more than a hundred poems for a provincial examination and haven't finished it yet. I keep twiddling and twiddling. I have no desire to continue at all, and it's not attractive at all. Compared with chronicle novels, it just has a little sense of satisfaction. Except for a poetry club, this novel is just a piece of cake.
Many places are messed up and it's uncomfortable to watch.
Overall, it's very good, but there are constant troubles about small things, and they are not solved. They are always waiting for trouble to come, and they are not decisive in killing. For more than a chapter, there are always those clowns jumping back and forth, which gives me a headache.
Updates are too slow. It's hard to wait. It's better to read other books.
It's 200 chapters, and I'm still talking about trivial matters. The pace is dragging. I promised to take the No. 1 Exam, but there's not even a single exam. I'm just jumping up and down around some little people.
Book friends, I am guilty. I stopped updating during the test, which resulted in this book being edited. I look forward to the new book to bring my babies to the world.
It's too bland. I have written more than a hundred poems for a provincial examination and haven't finished it yet. I keep twiddling and twiddling. I have no desire to continue at all, and it's not attractive at all. Compared with chronicle novels, it just has a little sense of satisfaction. Except for a poetry club, this novel is just a piece of cake.
Many places are messed up and it's uncomfortable to watch.
Overall, it's very good, but there are constant troubles about small things, and they are not solved. They are always waiting for trouble to come, and they are not decisive in killing. For more than a chapter, there are always those clowns jumping back and forth, which gives me a headache.
Updates are too slow. It's hard to wait. It's better to read other books.