Reborn in another world, she is bound by a betrothal, framed by a concubine-born daughter, and unloved by her father. Bold and reckless, she accidentally attracts the attention of the scheming Third Prince, who insists on marrying no one but her! Her reputation is infamous, and she dares to kill. Whoever bullies or humiliates her will pay tenfold. If the sky falls, the Third Prince will hold it up. What's there to fear?
But what should she do when the Third Prince keeps running into one disaster after another and can't even protect himself? Never mind, as long as he doesn't drag her down with him! But why do those shameless hypocrites and manipulative women who just won't stay down keep coming after her?
Enemies are bound to meet. The two nations go to war, and their armies gather at the gates. What? The ruler of Beiyu is actually her family? Should they still fight this battle?
It's not good-looking at all. The male protagonist is too indecisive, not strong enough, and too scumbag. He keeps hurting the female protagonist and tries to tread two boats. Later, after the male protagonist solves the two deadly poisons, he still hurts the female protagonist. He is too scumbag. I don't know why the author made the male protagonist so indecisive and such a scumbag. It's a waste of my time! Too bad!