Su Yueyue

Ye Muyu, an elite of a modern company, got married and had children directly after transmigrating. She became a talented scholar and the mother of two children, and she also found out that she had a husband who hated her very much. 

Not only that but there was also a reincarnated female supporting character, Tang Rou, who coveted her position. 

"Your position is mine, and I will be his rightful wife," Tang Rou uttered. 

Ye Muyu looked at the man in front of her who had a solemn expression on his face. She nodded calmly. "Sure."

The man instantly became defensive. "You're my wife. Don't even think about leaving me behind. Other people will have to get lost."

Her son wrapped his arms around her thigh. "Go away. My mother is a good person. If you bully her, I'll bite you to death."

Her daughter grabbed her arm. "You're a bad person. My mother is the best in the world. If you say anything bad about her, I'll report you to the police."

Tang Rou looked at the Ye family, who all seemed happy and content, and she secretly clenched her jaws. "This shouldn't have happened. Everything's changed!"

Peasant Woman's Decreed Life as a Wife

"Every time I had meals sent over, Doctor Lu was called out for house calls," said Madam Liu.


"Aunt, you needn't bother bringing me meals separately in the future. If you don't mind, I'll come and join you for meals at the residence," suggested Lu Sangqi. He was now busy treating patients and improving his medical skills, and whenever he encountered something he didn't quite understand, he would seek advice from Ye Muyu.


Ye Muyu didn't understand medicine, but she could provide examples, all of which were extremely valuable. On many an occasion, Sangqi would burrow into the Chu family's bookstore.


Inside, one could find rare books, available for purchase either as printed or hand-copied editions, and a number of previously lost texts had been restored.


This made Sangqi realize that Ye Muyu truly loved reading, which was why she knew so much. The more he read, the more his mindset changed, and he no longer fixated on domestic affairs.


Chapter 1205: Treating Illness