Lin Qiuran has transmigrated—straight into the life of a poor farming wife in ancient times. Her husband died in battle, leaving behind only his elderly parents and the child over two months old in her womb.
Fortunately, her mother-in-law was a reasonable woman. She suggested preparing a small dowry so Lin Qiuran could remarry, and even advised her to get rid of the child to make remarriage easier. Not forcing her to give birth was already a blessing, so Lin Qiuran agreed.
The next day, her mother-in-law went out and happened to pick up a lingzhi mushroom. She sold it for ten taels of silver—and handed every single coin to Lin Qiuran.
Her mother-in-law said, “With more money, you’ll have an easier life in the future.”
On the third day, Lin Qiuran was digging in the backyard field and unearthed a wooden box filled with gold.
Her mother-in-law said, “You found it, so you should take it with you.”
After thinking and thinking, Lin Qiuran decided she would give birth to the child.
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Jiang Sijie also transmigrated—into the world of a book, where she became the female lead.
In the story, news of the male lead’s death is sent home. His newly married wife immediately aborts the child and remarries. Later, when the male lead returns alive, he finds only two lonely graves waiting for him. It is the female lead who accompanies him through his darkest days.
Planning to visit the male lead’s hometown first, Jiang Sijie never expected to see his parents glowing with health—and a young pregnant woman standing beside them.
Jiang Sijie: “?”
A year later, still unconvinced, she visits again. His parents are alive and well, the woman is dressed in silk, and the child is sweet and adorable.
Jiang Sijie: “??”
Two more years pass. Still unwilling to give up, she watches from afar as the once cold and ruthless male lead carries a child in his arms while chasing after his wife.
Jiang Sijie: “???”
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