The Daily Slacker Life of the Chief Wife of the Prime Minister’s Mansion

Ruan Qinghuan has transmigrated into a novel. She became the wife of He An, the stoic and restrained Prime Minister. She married into the Prime Minister’s mansion at the age of eighteen and was divorced at twenty. All she needs to do is wait for two years, and she will be free.

When He An brought Liu Yuer back to the mansion, Ruan Qinghuan treated it as none of her business and didn’t ask a single question.

The maids thought she was so angry that she had given up and decided to just let things fall apart.

But of course, that wasn’t the case.

In the original novel, Ruan Qinghuan had caused a scene out of jealousy, crying, making a fuss, and even threatening to hang herself. This continued until He An divorced her, and in the end, she was so distraught that she drowned herself in a river.

After He An divorced her, the Ruan family’s business also plummeted, nearly leading to bankruptcy.

Although there was constant internal strife within the Ruan family, Ruan Qinghuan didn’t want to see her family fall apart and face a tragic end. Rather than fighting for attention in the Prime Minister’s mansion every day, it was better to plan for the future.

Just as her business was thriving, and she was waiting peacefully for He An’s divorce letter, he suddenly decided to return to their marital bedroom after a long period of separate sleeping arrangements.

Ruan Qinghuan said, “Prime Minister, please respect yourself. A man and a woman should not be intimate without proper relations.”

He An cornered her and said with a cold smile, “My dear wife, you are quite bold. Buying a villa and keeping a male companion, it seems I’ve underestimated you.”

The next day, the Jingzhao Mansion (local government office) came to deliver a message, asking the Prime Minister to go to the Jingzhao Mansion’s prison to bail out his brother-in-law.

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