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In prosperous Chang'an, four relationships unfold, telling a beautiful tale of growth and wisdom.

They are the four most dazzling women in the capital: one elegant, one spirited, one clever, and one wise. A marriage contract ties each of them to a husband who initially seems ill-suited.

They do not complain about their fate; instead, with wisdom and sincerity, they transform these seemingly absurd marriages into unions envied by all. When all four husbands become famous for being "wife-controlled," their legends have just begun...

【Intelligent and eccentric female lead VS weak, ruthless, and verbally sharp male lead】Eight-year-old Li Nanke awakens from a dream, discovering her entire family is a cannon fodder对照组 in a story! The protagonist of the story is her aunt.

Her aunt, relying on her reborn memories, helps her husband ascend to a high position, her daughter becomes empress, and her whole family enjoys boundless glory. Meanwhile, Li Nanke’s mother is a crybaby airhead, her father is a spendthrift wastrel, her grandmother dies tragically, and her grandfather is unfairly biased. Ultimately, her family is confiscated and exiled, suffering miserably until their deaths.

As soon as she awakens, the imperial decree for confiscation has arrived! To break free from this fatal situation, the little milk group grabs onto Prince Shen Cong’s pant leg, her voice crisp and sweet.

“Your Highness, how about a cooperation?” Shen Cong sneers, “You’re only fit to feed my dog!” Little Nanke cunningly smiles, “Deal!” After resolving the confiscation crisis, she places her hands on her hips, vowing to overturn the story’s world! The credit for finding the missing prince? Mine! Princess’s study companion? Mine! Alum mine? Mine!

Grandfather is biased, second uncle is a scoundrel? Little Nanke waves her sleeves: Get lost! Split the family! Mother loves to cry, Father is a wastrel? No worries, she’ll make Mother tough and Father smart! The crybaby mother becomes a decisive matriarch, and the wastrel father becomes a meticulous Minister of Revenue!

Aunt relies on her rebirth to seize opportunities? Then overturn her opportunities and send her entire family down the path of exile! And she accidentally becomes the richest woman in the world! Courtiers tearfully implore, “Your Majesty, this woman is ambitious, she must not be kept!”

The new Emperor Shen Cong calmly reviews memorials, “It’s fine, I spoil her!” When Shen Cong was young, he only wished to survive. Later, his beloved little girl goes wherever she wants to kill, and he can only constantly hand her knives, slaying gods and demons in her path!

【Full text complete! Please check out the next scheduled novel, "The Tenth Year After Transmigration," for which the synopsis is at the end. Thank you!】

(Profligate and arrogant little princess X feigning serious and noble scion of an aristocratic family)

Li Yunru and Yan Ning were a couple forced together. Before the coup, Emperor Qixuan, using the Jiangzuo military power as dowry, sent his most beloved youngest daughter, Princess Liyang Li Yunru, into the Yan family.

The Yan family was the head of the four great aristocratic families, and Yan Sanlang, the eldest son of the Yan family, was a renowned upright and virtuous gentleman. With his daughter marrying into this family, if not a harmonious marriage, at least her life would be safe.

However, he underestimated the coldness of aristocratic families. "When the cunning hare dies, the hounds are cooked." With a change of masters, and no more exchange of benefits, the pearl he held in his palm became mere dust on someone else's hand.

Not long after Emperor Xuan departed, the Yan family began to scheme for a new bride, planning for Yan Sanlang to divorce his current wife and remarry.

After a year of marriage, there was still some affection. In the wedding hall, Li Yunru, with crimson eyes, questioned her husband: "Do you truly wish to welcome Cousin into this house? Do you truly want to divorce me and remarry?"

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Yan Ning married Princess Liyang Li Yunru and had no particular affection for her. However, the princess, though spoiled, was beautiful, as bright and graceful as a spring peony, as delicate and charming as a begonia after the rain. Especially in the bedchamber, her repeated calls of "Langjun" (my lord) seeped into one's very bones.

He was happy to indulge and dote on her, and they were considered an affectionate couple, a talented man and a beautiful woman, a good story in Jiankang. Who would have thought she would become arrogant due to his宠? One day in the wedding hall, she publicly humiliated him, sternly questioning her husband.

Someone who had always been doted upon had never experienced such a thing. For the sake of his reputation at the moment, he agreed to her words, intending to explain to her in private later. However, news spread that day that she, heartbroken, had jumped off a cliff on her way back, leaving no trace of her body.

He lived in a daze for three years, erecting a memorial for her clothes, and vowing never to marry again. Three years later, peach blossoms bloomed in the mountain temple.

He went there at a friend's invitation. Under the peach tree, he saw a graceful woman with a rosy face and a spring in her step, her eyes smiling as she playfully chatted with several men. It was a face he seemed to have seen before, but his memory was hazy.

His friend said: "There are truly such similar people in this world, what a miracle! It's a pity she's a bit too unrestrained and improper, otherwise, taking her back as a concubine wouldn't be impossible!"

Only he knew that wasn't a similar person; it was his wife who had jumped off a cliff for love three years ago...

As for his friend's worries? The noble scion of the aristocratic family raised his eyebrows, looking at the several men beside her and huffing: "So what if there are many? It's keeping them that takes skill!"

His friend was greatly shocked: "Changjun, are you going to join them?"

The next day, everyone in Jiankang City knew that the refined and distinguished Young Master Yan had gone mad, becoming the third party for love… no, one, two, three, four, five… countless, who knows which number he was.

Reading Guide: 1. Fictional setting, but references the Wei and Jin dynasties. However, the author is historically blind and only uses the shell, not for specific details. 2. Emotional focus, both characters are pure in body and mind. There will be misunderstandings and melodrama in the plot, all serving the development of the emotional line, not representing personal values. 3. In the larger background context, the female protagonist will inevitably have moments of weakness. Some heartbreaking moments are only to drive the female protagonist's growth and emotional lines. Those who cannot accept this setting or find it too sad should proceed with caution.

Also: The next scheduled novel, "The Tenth Year After Transmigration," is begging for pre-collection!

In the tenth year after transmigrating, Mai Sui still hadn't found a way back to modern times. Her supportive father fell seriously ill and was dying, so he sold her to a wealthy county family as a maid.

The master of the house was said to have great power, with the esteemed elder serving as an official in the capital. However, the household relations were simple, consisting only of the mistress, a concubine, and a young master her age.

The mistress said she was too young for heavy work and assigned her as the young master's study companion. The young master was kind and gentle, with good character and appearance. He didn't mind her clumsiness or lack of care and even taught her to read and write.

Mai Sui felt like she had entered a paradise. Unfortunately, good times don't last. Three years later, news came from the capital that the esteemed elder had committed a grave error, and their home was to be confiscated.

On the day of the confiscation. The mistress pulled Mai Sui in front of the arriving high official and said: "This girl is an orphan and not part of the Ji family's three clans. I beg your excellency to show mercy and let her leave."

The official glanced at Mai Sui and waved his hand, telling her to leave. Mai Sui didn't go. She followed the prisoner's cart, taking unsteady steps, wearing out her shoes on the way to the capital.

She thought, with so many nobles in the capital, there must be someone who could help right a wrong and save people. However, she was wrong; there was no one.

It took more than half a year to travel from the county to the capital, and the master's family was still sentenced to execution in the autumn. Only the young master remained alive, but he was sentenced to castration.

The day before the execution. Mai Sui stood outside the Hall of Ease for a long time, finally walking in to stand by the young master. She unbuttoned her clothes one by one and said: "I have grown up; I can leave an heir for the Ji family."

The young master smiled bitterly, picked up her clothes one by one, and put them back on her, telling her: "You are still young and don't understand anything. Once you leave, forget everything about the Ji family and live well."

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The day Mai Sui got married was the day Ji Xuan was executed. The palanquin and the prisoner's cart brushed past each other. That day... they both thought they would be happy.

Also known as "Shan Shan Marries Liang" and "Daily Life of an Ancient Lady Painter."

The younger brother experiences a marriage of convenience, followed by a love chase and a "crematorium" (painful pursuit of reconciliation). The elder brother attempts to seize his brother's wife (but fails). The main text is written in the third person.

Updates are every other day at 3 PM.

Regarding Xue Shanhe, the Resilient and Independent Daughter of a Criminal Official: When I was almost reduced to an official slave, forced to serve men, it was Old Master Liang who saved my life. Therefore, I'm willing to do anything to repay his kindness.

It's alright if Liang Shao doesn't like me. It's also alright if we sign a divorce agreement on our wedding night. As long as Old Master Liang doesn't worry and lives a few more healthy years, I'll do anything.

For two years, I cared for the gravely ill Old Master Liang while secretly saving money. Once the Old Master passed away, I would honor my promise and leave with the divorce agreement. I planned to return to Jinling, rent a small courtyard by the Qinhuai River, and live by selling paintings. That sounded quite good.

The day after the Old Master's burial, I asked Liang Shao for the divorce agreement. His eyes widened, and his voice almost cracked, "You want a divorce?!"

He threw a huge tantrum and stormed out. But later that evening, he tiptoed into bed and hugged me, "Shan Shan, Grandfather's greatest wish was for us to have a child of our own. Let's fulfill the old man's dying wish before you leave, okay?"

Regarding Liang Shao, the Tsundere "Puppy" Doted on by his Grandfather and Brother: I, your young master, hate being controlled the most! If it weren't for Xue Shanhe, I would have decided my own marriage!

However, she is quite sensible. She readily signed the divorce agreement on the wedding night and even promised to leave immediately once Grandfather was gone. Good. I'll give her more money then, so she won't disgrace her status as my ex-wife.

It's just... having a woman in the house really feels different. My protective soft armor needs pink flowers and green leaves embroidered on it, and I need to bring a good luck charm when I go on official business... Tsk. She even secretly saved money, and only after much pressing did she shyly say, "I wanted to save some money to buy a top-notch soft armor for Second Master. When Second Master goes to Beimian in the future, it can protect him."

Would I, your young master, care for something bought with her small amount of money? That night, the wind was strong, and the divorce agreement blew over the candlelight, quickly turning to ashes. Oh well, if it's burned, it's burned. Writing another one would be too troublesome.

Regarding Liang Ye, the Upright and Self-Restrained Third-Place Scholar Brother: The first time I saw her, she was sitting beside Ashao, demure, with only a plain silver hairpin in her hair. I heard the servants say that her family was from Jinling, the only descendant of Grandfather's most favored student from years past. After her family was raided, Grandfather saved her so she wouldn't be enslaved.

I also heard that Ashao didn't like her, and he married her because Grandfather traded a chance to gain experience in Beimian for this marriage. But she seemed quite good to Ashao. When Ashao was drunk, she personally brewed hangover soup; when Ashao was injured, she cared for him tirelessly for two months.

Until that day, I accidentally found the divorce agreement in Ashao's study. So, all of this was just an act to repay Grandfather's kindness. Foolish Ashao, truly living in a blessed state without realizing it.

Later, after Grandfather passed away, she knelt before me: "I want to divorce Ashao, please help me, elder brother." Xue Shanhe, you came to my door on your own initiative.

Trigger Warnings: 1. Numerous private settings. 2. The female lead's profession: an ancient lady painter (doing *that* kind of painting...). This novel is primarily focused on romance, with a smaller proportion dedicated to career. 3. The younger brother's storyline is primarily before VIP chapters, with the elder brother's storyline beginning after, and the elder brother's role will be more prominent overall.

Keywords: Palace nobility, market life, melodrama, marriage before love, love chase crematorium. Characters: Xue Shanhe, Liang Shao, Liang Ye. One-sentence summary: The young general experiences a love chase "crematorium," and the third-place scholar tries to seize his brother's wife. Theme: If for freedom, all things can be cast aside.

Shen Yao transmigrated. Her husband was Xu Xuan, the future well-known Grand Secretary, and she was the Grand Secretary's vicious original wife.

It was said that she was ill-tempered and overbearing. Because she couldn't win her husband's love, she often tormented Xu Xuan's concubines, incurring his disdain.

Ultimately, her family's downfall led to her being hanged with a white silk sash, personally sent by Xu Xuan, in the imperial prison. After her death, her body was discarded in a mass grave.

He, too, became a rising star in the capital, deeply trusted by Emperor Wei Luo. Together, they reformed the government, achieving a legendary partnership between monarch and minister.

After reading "The Biography of Grand Secretary Xu Xuan," Shen Yao unexpectedly transmigrated to become his original wife. Counting the days, she realized with panic that there was only one year left until her hanging!

So, is it still possible to rush to curry favor with His Royal Highness the Crown Prince now?

Crown Prince Wei Luo, whose mother was a palace maid, had been neglected by the emperor since childhood. He had a biased father, a vicious stepmother, an overbearing younger brother, and a "cousin" Shen Yao, whom he mutually disliked.

A short drama "Jasmine in Your Embrace" is now available on Hongguo, thank you for your support!

Resilient and cunning beauty VS gentle Crown Prince turned gloomy new emperor.

Traditional ancient romance + sweet pet + no transmigration, no rebirth + dual cleanliness + 1V1.

To save her mother, she had to become the Crown Princess, give birth to an heir, and ensure the Prime Minister's residence had no worries. She calculated him, enticed him, and charmed him.

Ultimately, she captured the Crown Prince's heart and ascended to the position of Crown Princess. On the day the Crown Prince ascended the throne to become Emperor, she drank a labor-inducing medicine, gave birth to twins, and successfully faked her death with the little princess, leaving her son in the palace to become the new Crown Prince.

She left cleanly, but it cost the new emperor half his life.

Three years later, she lived a peaceful life with her mother and daughter in Jiangnan. A gloomy man holding a baby aggressively burst into her home, but upon seeing her, his eyes suddenly turned red.

The gloom in the man's eyes instantly turned into grievance, and he said with trembling lips that she had betrayed him. The little baby, who was 80% similar to her, cried out as soon as he spoke: "Mommy, don't abandon baby!"

The new emperor held the baby in his arms, weeping with self-reproach through countless sleepless nights for not being by his beloved's side during childbirth. Until the new emperor discovered that his Empress had not died in childbirth, but had faked her death to escape him.

From that day on, the new emperor went mad... The noble person willingly fell into the mire, cradling the jasmine, covered in mud, in his palm.

Synopsis: (Main story concluded) [Rough Prairie Man vs. Chang'an Beauty]

[Marriage First, Love Later + Smacking Faces]

Ruan Yu's true identity was revealed, and she became a fake young lady overnight. Coinciding with an arranged marriage, she was pulled to be a substitute bride for Princess Hualun and boarded the carriage the very next day.

After two months of bumpy travel and a hasty wedding, the prairie man seemed displeased with her on their wedding night. This awkward marriage was disdained by Chang'an, and the other party wasn't necessarily willing either.

The young man before her had long, narrow black eyes and exuded the raw masculinity of someone baked in the sun. "You are too delicate; you'll be torn to shreds by wolves here! Starting tomorrow, follow my elder sister closely and be filial to my Mother. I'm not interested in Chang'an women."

Ruan Yu knew her identity was awkward, but after marrying out, she never thought of turning back. On the prairie, she personally raised silkworms, cultivated crops, and brought wheat seeds and tools.

Gradually, who didn't know that the Fourth Kahatun was intelligent, resourceful, kind, and beautiful? If she lived well on the prairie, her mother and younger brother in Chang'an could also live well. She was very satisfied with her current life.

It was just that, the man from the beginning... She somewhat missed the days when they kept to themselves, like water from separate wells. Because she didn't know when, but wherever she went, she felt someone watching her.

That gaze followed her like a shadow. Sometimes when she woke up, there would be several red marks on her wrists and neck, as if marking property... Ruan Yu could no longer tolerate it and slapped him. "Your Royal Highness, are you a dog?"

Chaolu looked at her: "Yes, only yours."

[Short Theater]

A year ago, Chaolu had no interest in sleeping with her: "She looks like a rabbit, without two ounces of flesh on her. Better to learn to work and get in shape." A year later... The man rushed into the bedroom, yelling, "Why can't we sleep again! I've already finished all the work!"

Ruan Yu raised her beautiful eyes and glanced at him: "What are you shouting about? If you keep making a racket, don't even think about coming back to the room." The man instantly deflated— "No, wife, I was wrong."

Emperor Yuwen, who had been on the throne for five years, was devoted to his country, conquering all directions and administering justice fairly, with no interest in matters of love. Everyone thought the rumor about "all Yuwen family members being infatuated lovers" was just that—a rumor.

That was until His Majesty, during a private visit, met the love of his life. It was love at first sight; just one glance made her unforgettable to him, breaking his principles, and he directly bestowed upon her the title of Imperial Consort.

Shen Yunrong went to the mountains to gather herbs and accidentally used a poisonous herb to save an unconscious man. Unexpectedly, the herb caused hallucinations, and both she and he were poisoned, leading to a passionate half-day entanglement.

She originally wanted to treat it as a dream, but she became pregnant, and mother and daughter had no choice but to leave their hometown.

A few months later, her daughter was born, and their already impoverished home became even harder to sustain. Aunt Liu's son next door worked in a prince's estate and introduced her to become a wet nurse there.

After finally getting a job in the prince's estate, her mother and infant daughter's lives also improved. One day, she finally saw the master of the estate, Zhuangwang Zhao Linzhan, and it was a bolt from the blue: he was the man who had been unconscious on the mountain that day.

A brief summary: The stern prince chases his wife.

Moral: There are no dead ends in life; every step is a path forward.

He said: "We can divorce." She said: "No, I want to be your father's daughter-in-law!"

When all was settled, she finally managed to preserve her entire family amidst the upheaval of dynastic change.

Princess Consort Qin: "Your Highness, can we divorce now?" Prince Qin: "You wish!"

PS: This is set in an alternate Tang Dynasty. The story features a talented and martial declining gentry's eldest daughter versus a domineering Prince Qin who was told by his father to cherish his wife.