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

It made Chu Heng feel like he was somebody.


You must know, it's rare for Chu Heng to praise anyone.


Seeing her expression, Chu Heng guessed what was on her mind, "Curious?"


"Quite curious." Ye Muyu licked her lips, showing some interest and was quite frank about it.


Chu Heng organized his thoughts, "Third Master Zhou was born weak, with an illness, but he is a clever man. Now the Zhou Family is close to the Third Prince, King Qi, yet he took this opportunity to split from the family."


"Not only did he refuse to get involved with the Qi family, but he also devoted himself to developing navigation technology."


Ye Muyu understood, "What you mean is, he will open up our country's gates."


Once the sea routes were clear, Great Chu's economy could double. It was no wonder that such a person could be praised by Chu Heng.


"That's a good thing," Ye Muyu said sincerely. "But if we are to develop sea routes, we must also be prepared with our border defenses."


Chapter 1280: Maritime Trade