被嫌弃的童养媳是锦鲤 (The Abandoned Child Bride is a [Lucky] Koi) by 尹云白 (Yin Yunbai)
Historical romance
The Wang Family’s child bride Su Wan is a lucky koi.
After Su Wan entered the Wang family, her future husband Wang Luo Sheng passed the imperial examination and the Wang family became increasingly wealthy.
But the Wang family believed that everything they had was thanks to the well-educated concubine Yang Yunyan and that the legal wife Su Wan was ignorant, clumsy, and could only bring shame to the Wang family.
Su Wan, who transmigrated into the book, was furious. She had the luck of a lucky koi but still suffered such a humiliation.
So before she married Wang Luo Sheng, Su Wan packed up her things and went to find Shen Lin, who treated her like a treasure in the book after she was divorced.
Wang Luo Sheng got rid of the ignorant child bride as he wished and made Yang Yunyan his legal wife.
However, why did his family become more and more destitute? Where were the fame and money he had in his previous life?
Wang Luo Sheng looked at the big house and the new shop that the once poor Shen family had bought in the city, and fell into confusion…
So the prompt for this month’s TBR Challenge is “New Year, Who Dis?” and I felt the last book I read, 被嫌弃的童养媳是锦鲤 (The Abandoned Child Bride is a [Lucky] Koi), where our heroine gets rid of her trash ass ex was the perfect choice. I’m a staunch supporter of “die with regrets, asshole” and this book embodies it. Look, it’s not a good January, and in the states we’re only looking at worse and worse, thus finding joy where we can is key, and this is my joy. A glow up man, a good life, calling out people for their shit, and winning in life. It’s a bit of a “turn your brain off book” and we all need that sometimes. The “who dis” vibe is strong where the toxic people are cut out of their lives completely. Continue reading
After her parents passed away, Fan ChangYu faced a string of hardships—her childhood sweetheart broke off their engagement, greedy relatives wanted to seize her inheritance, and with a sickly five-year-old sister to care for, she decided to take a matrilocal husband in name only.
Song ChuZhao, who grew up in the border area and is unrivalled in her skills, exchanged “souls” with Gu FengJian, who lived in seclusion due to an injury in his childhood. Since then, the weak scholar Gu Wulang can ride a horse and draw a bow, and the unrestrained Song Sanniang can debate with scholars. Gu Fengjian was thinking about how to deal with it when he heard something knocking on the window pane from outside. The sound was very light and varied in pitch. It must be a stone. He walked out of the door silently, turned to the side, and sure enough, he saw the person who had been muttering just now on the high wall not far away. The two of them, one tall and one short, looked at each other from a distance, and showed extremely complicated expressions at the face that was extremely familiar to each other. Song Chuzhao’s voice trembled, and he tentatively asked: “Gu…Gu Wulang?” Gu Fengjian nodded quickly. Song Chuzhao was obviously relieved and adjusted [her] posture to make himself more stable. Gu Fengjian: “…” In his life, he never thought that his face would appear in a place like the top of the wall. – Translated from the original book page 
She is the legitimate daughter of the Dou family who lost her mother at a young age. Her status is noble, yet she is like a floating duckweed in the wind, with a pitiable fate. Her past karma remains unfinished, and in this lifetime, she returns to the bustling world, leaving behind the past of the mortal realm, seeking only a peaceful and enduring life like a gentle stream flowing endlessly. But unexpectedly, fate plays tricks, the more she tries to escape, the more she becomes entangled in the mortal world.
He Simu used to pick up people on the battlefield to earn her a living, but was unexpectedly picked up by someone.
One is a blind girl, the embodiment of an orchid, intelligent with sophisticated grace, and the other, a young noble who loved his wealth as if it were his life.