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Mistakenly Married to an Era Novel's Tycoon Completed

Yan Xue had bad luck transmigrating. At a young age, to escape her predicament, she had to travel far beyond the pass to marry.

She heard that although the other party had no one to rely on anymore, he was capable, tall, handsome, and an outstanding talent. Yan Xue was quite satisfied.

That day, heavy snow fell in the forest farm. She traveled by large train then small train, her hands and feet frozen stiff. Amidst the swirling snowflakes, she finally saw a tall, slender figure and a pair of eyes colder than the snow.

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Qi Fang's family fortunes had declined, and he had experienced the coldness of human nature. Not only did everyone avoid him like the plague, but his fiancée also wanted to step on him.

That day, the wind was strong, and his blood felt like it was freezing. He expected to hear insults, but the other party smiled and extended a hand—

"Is this Comrade Qi Fang? Hello, I'm Yan Xue, and I'm here to marry you."

The petite girl's eyes curved, her bright, round eyes turning into crescent moons. She wasn't here to break off the engagement after all.

Later, when the wind stopped and the snow cleared, the true fiancée finally came knocking.

The fiancée had dreamt of a book, in which Qi Fang climbed out of the forest farm and returned to the city, single-handedly founding Changqing Heavy Industry, which later became famous nationwide. Then, he used all means to trample everyone who had wronged him, including her, leaving them utterly defeated.

She thought that Qi Fang remained unmarried his entire life in the book, and everything was still salvageable. But when she rushed over, she saw the man arguing with a girl.

That cold and indifferent future magnate's face was flushed with anger, yet he still carefully carried the girl on his back...

She was stunned. At the same time, Yan Xue, who was sought out by the *real* Qi Fang, was also stunned.

Didn't her grand-aunt say her blind date was very handsome?

Was there such a big difference in their definition of "handsome"?!

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The Cannon Fodder Female Supporting Character in a Period Novel Mistook the Male Lead Completed

Lin Qiao transmigrated into a period novel she had only vaguely heard about from a friend—so vaguely that she didn’t even remember the male lead’s name.

As the cannon fodder female supporting character in the novel, she was mismatched with the male lead. He married her only to gain freedom to pursue his business ventures, trading marital freedom for career freedom. Once he succeeded, she became a nuisance and was eventually divorced, left with nothing but a settlement.

Lin Qiao thought, This is… perfect!

She’d have food, shelter, no marital obligations, and a hefty alimony. Why not marry him? Otherwise, she’d be sold off by her uncle and aunt.

On the day of the formal matchmaking meeting, the tall, handsome man arrived in a crisp uniform, sitting upright with a stern expression. He looked more like he was in a war room than on a date.

But he handed over his salary card and bankbook.

Lin Qiao accepted them without hesitation, ready to wait for her husband to file for divorce.

In the first year of marriage, she rubbed her sore waist, feeling something was off.

In the second year, she noticed the extra stripes and stars on his uniform, feeling even more confused.

Then one day, the man’s nephew got drunk at their house and tearfully confessed that he regretted pushing this arranged marriage onto his uncle.

The man, who was calmly peeling shrimp for her, shot a glance at his nephew, who instantly sobered up and turned pale.

That’s when Lin Qiao realized: She hadn’t married the male lead. She’d married his cold-faced, ruthless uncle!

No wonder he hadn’t mentioned divorce even after she was pregnant!

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PPS: Check out the completed novel After Being Dumped, I Married the Big Shot from the Period Novel and the upcoming pre-order After Mistakenly Marrying the Big Shot from the Period Novel.

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