You Won’t Let Me Watch You Wash Your Hair, Yet You’re Still a Brother-Doting Sister

Su Xiu becomes Liu Hongchang, the protagonist of a period drama.

It's his wedding night, and next his new wife, He Wenhui, will make excuses to refuse to share a bed with him. She won't even let him watch her wash her hair.

Besides his wife, who's an enabler for her younger brother, there's also a vain sister-in-law who steals, a vengeful brother-in-law, a selfish younger brother-in-law, and a sanctimonious mother-in-law.

Just then, he awakens the Enabling System. He'll take their path and leave them nowhere to go.

And so the story takes a turn...

"Mom, don't scold Wenhui. I understand. From now on, she'll have to squeeze in and sleep with you all, so don't hold it against her."

"My sister wants to buy an instrument and study music? That's wonderful, we have to support her. You can work a few extra shifts and earn enough."

"The boys want meat to help them grow? Of course we have to provide for them. You can take another shift."

He Wenhui was stunned. Those were all my lines! So which one of us is the enabler here?

Why do you get to be the good guy while I'm blamed for everything?

Mother-in-law: "When it comes to being sanctimonious, I'm not fit to hold a candle to Liu Hongchang."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.