Bai Suihe transmigrated into a book, becoming the cannon fodder wife of the villain in a novel about exile.

In the book, the original character was the third young mistress of the Gu Family, and the female protagonist was the legitimate daughter of the eldest house. According to the plot, the original character would be implicated by the female protagonist during the exile, resulting in her and her unborn child's demise.

The original character's husband would then turn dark to avenge her and oppose the male and female leads, ultimately being unable to defeat them, leading to the downfall of their household.

Bai Suihe, feeling her child in her womb, was worried about how to stay away from the female protagonist in the future and protect her villain husband and her own life.

Suddenly she heard a crisp, childlike voice: "Mother, quickly go to the courtyard, there's something good there."

As soon as the words were spoken, a small meteorite suddenly fell into the courtyard, landing right in front of her.

Startled, Bai Suihe curiously dug out the meteorite, which unexpectedly merged into her body instantly.

She now had a space! With this space, she could store more supplies, so there'd be no worries on the road to exile!

Originally, she thought that having a heavy belly before exile was a burden, but it turned out she was carrying a little lucky star!

Not only that, but her little lucky star kept providing her with more information.

"Mother, mother, there's an overlooked treasure room in the abandoned courtyard ahead..."

Bai Suihe couldn't stop smiling. With the help of the little lucky charm in her belly, she survived the journey, and her villain husband didn't turn dark!

The three of them lived a very prosperous life!

"Mr. Liu, you must have seen how my wife and I have been treated these past few days," Gu Kaiyuan said with a bitter smile. "Fortunately, my mother-in-law sent people to follow us. Otherwise, the two of us probably wouldn't have survived until today. From the day they bought the ox cart and didn't even leave a seat for my wife, I knew that we were already considered expendable. Since I was a child, I knew my mother didn't like me. She would constantly blow trivial matters out of proportion, making me out to be a stubbornly disobedient and foolish child. I could ignore all of that and endure it silently, but the unborn child Ms. Bai is carrying is also their grandchild. How could they be so cruel?"


Chapter 95 - Chapter 95: Inquiry