After Transmigrating into a Book, I Chose to Live for Myself—The Aloof Heir Begs for My Favor

Yuan Wanru transmigrated into a book and, through a twist of fate, married the male lead, Lu Jiangnian. Before the wedding, he said coldly and heartlessly, “I will marry you, but I will never acknowledge you as my wife.” What a coincidence—she didn’t want to get involved in the book’s main plot anyway. The Lu family was crawling with schemers and troublemakers, each one trying to trample over her. She showed no mercy, dealing with every single one of them until they were thoroughly cowed. Lu Jiangnian was content to just watch the spectacle, but as he watched, he found himself unable to look away. To his surprise, Yuan Wanru suddenly said with a straight face, “A master said we have no fate together. We should divorce as soon as possible so as not to hinder each other’s marriage prospects.” Lu Jiangnian’s heart fell into chaos. He conducted a thorough investigation overnight and threw that damn master into prison the next day. “You actually believe such a lying fraud?!” Later, when Yuan Wanru was rating the young talents of the capital with her maid, Lu Jiangnian happened to overhear her say, “Heir Sun is quite good.” That very day, Lu Jiangnian found an excuse to give his friend a sound thrashing. Even later, when she was packing her bags to leave the capital, Lu Jiangnian pulled her into his arms with a fierce grip. “Abandoning your husband and child—do you have no conscience at all?” Yuan Wanru, who was simply preparing to return to her hometown to pay respects to the original owner’s parents, almost thought she had amnesia. They hadn’t even consummated the marriage; where was the child? Lu Jiangnian leaned down to kiss the red lips he had longed for day and night, his voice fierce yet tender: “My lady, your husband shall serve you now, how does that sound?” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: After Transmigrating into a Book, I Chose to Live for Myself—The Aloof Heir Begs for My Favor — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠