DLGSW 20🖤

Wen Yue transmigrated into the role of a cannon fodder female supporting character in a story set in a period novel. The original owner and the female lead lived similarly under someone else’s roof. The female lead dared to resist, eventually leaving the village to become successful in the big city. The original owner, however, was timid and lacked courage, marrying a lazy village gangster in place of her cousin. She despised him and blamed everyone for her fate, ultimately dying from depression. When Wen Yue transmigrated, it was already after the marriage. She opened her eyes to see her gangster husband frowning, looking grim, and bluntly stating: “We didn’t register our marriage. You can go home anytime. I won’t stop you.” But how could she? If she went back home, her cousin’s family would likely torment her to death. Wen Yue calmly considered her situation as she eyed her tall, handsome, broad-shouldered, narrow-waisted, long-legged husband: she could make do with this life. She thought to herself, maybe her husband could be reformed. – Zhou Yao followed his grandmother’s last wish and got a wife, only to regret it the day after the wedding. The young wife was constantly weeping, looking as if she had suffered some great grievance. Just talking to her caused her to faint. Zhou Yao: …Just send her back. However, after waking up, the young wife seemed like a different person. She stopped crying and followed him around with a cheerful smile. When he carried water back, she praised him, “You’re so amazing, unlike me. I can’t even lift the water.” When he washed dishes and clothes, she looked at him with starry eyes, saying, “You wash everything so cleanly. You can even wring out such heavy clothes. You’re too incredible!” When he dealt with her troublesome cousin’s family, she looked at him with complete dependence, saying, “What would I do without you?” Zhou Yao, flattered and invigorated, not only took over all the chores but also handed over his savings from the past few years to his young wife, feeling it wasn’t enough and set out to make more money. He vowed to ensure his wife lived a good life!