Do you still remember the nursery rhymes from before you were married, you pair of bickering spouses?
"Flowers red, grass green, a general's daughter seeks a husband. If your family needs a woman who wards off evil, hurry and propose."
"Birds fly in the sky, fish swim in the sea. A family in the imperial capital has a worry: a shrew of a wife comes through the door, and her children end up with rat-like heads."
Finding a bargain takes skill, but even more than that, it takes luck. Murong Yi, who was given the title Prince of Linghai, struck it lucky.
But his wife is absolutely the reincarnation of Sun Wukong, an expert at stirring up trouble. What can he do about it?
Men can be troubled by love, too, and tormented by it.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
