Transmigrated into a Book, Who Cares About Being a Concubine?

Song Ruozhen transmigrated into a book, becoming the male lead's early-deceased ex-wife. Her vast fortune allowed the male and female leads to live a life of eternal glory, and her entire family became a tragic contrast, all dying miserably.

She transmigrated to the day of her wedding, with two sedan chairs entering the household simultaneously. Clearly, the legitimate wife, holding a marriage certificate, became a concubine, and this was even considered a favor to her? Song Ruozhen exclaimed, "How unlucky! Who cares about being a concubine?"

What's wrong with having a massive fortune? To have her willingly give it to the male and female leads? Who wants to be such a big fool?

Her father was missing? As the dignified sect master of Xuanmen, she was proficient in divination, fortune-telling, finding people, and geomancy. Finding him would be no problem!

Her eldest brother was crippled and committed suicide? After curing him, he would regain his military merits and become a hotshot general in court.

Her second brother was blind and had his engagement broken off? He would immediately take first place in the imperial examinations, becoming a new favorite of the emperor!

Song Ruozhen finally lived a carefree life of wealth and leisure, but then she discovered, why did the prince, whom the original book's female lead loved but couldn't obtain, suddenly become infatuated with her? This script isn't right!

Chu Junting: A missing father, a crippled elder brother, a mother crying herself into tears, and a broken her. Although she is as strong as an ox and can slap a scumbag to death with one hand, I still feel so heartbroken for her.