Salted Fish Of Misfortune

[The Charming Female Lead vs. The Insecure Mad Dog with an Unusual Mindset]

*In Chinese internet slang, "咸鱼" (xián yú, salted fish) refers to someone who is lazy, unmotivated, or content with doing nothing productive, often humorously self-deprecating.

Xiao Minzhu unexpectedly died and then transmigrated into a book, but she had no system, no golden finger, and didn't even know the plot direction. Moreover, the original character was a long-standing orphan with weak health and deceased parents, so Xiao Minzhu comfortably slacked off and waited for death, lying flat like a salted fish.
When she reached the marriageable age, her aunt found her a "good" marriage, marrying her off to the Yan Marquis Wei Jiao.
Refuse? The marriage was controlled by her aunt; if she refused this time, what would happen next time?
As a weak woman, abandoning her family's protection and escaping with money would be very difficult to stand on her own in chaotic times.

Xiao Qingyan had a prophetic dream, knowing that her seemingly gentle and easy-going cousin would become the empress in the future, while she herself would have a discordant marriage with a tragic ending. So, after waking from the dream, she eagerly exchanged marriage contracts with her cousin, letting her marry the tyrannical madman Wei Jiao.
She, on the other hand, married her former brother-in-law Cui Yan, but only realized the difficulties after marriage.

**Usage Guide:**

1. The male lead has a dark, crawling mad dog personality, is tough-mouthed, has an unusual mind, will be a bit dog-like in the early stages, and will spoil in the later stages.

3. Alternate universe, unverifiable, limited authorial skill, sweet and refreshing narrative.**Content Tags:** Royalty, Marquis, Perfect Match, Sweet Narrative, Transmigration
Xiao Minzhu and Wei Jiao**One-Sentence Summary:** Diary of a Salted Fish Training a Dog