Having been reborn by sheer luck, Song Xile is left in a desperate predicament: her father has gone missing, her mother died young, her little brother is still a child, and her own grandmother has sold her off as a concubine's maid. She could cry. Gritting her teeth, she turns her culinary medicinal skills into a way to turn her life around, championing dietary therapy and the idea that food and medicine share the same roots. Before long, she's thriving and enjoying life. But then the village's resident fool, He, takes advantage of her? On their wedding night, her foolish husband turns into a stunningly handsome man? He doesn't give her time to think, pinning her down with a forceful pounce. "You've done such a good job running the household, my wife. I have no way to repay you, so why don't I give myself to you?" Song Xile chuckles. "Husband, you're so handsome."
"Oh? What part of me is handsome?"
"In your dreams."
Song Xile kicks him into the air and proceeds to beat him bloody...
I stopped watching it when I found out that the male protagonist had a fiancée. The male protagonist obviously had a fiancée, and he still pursued the female protagonist. He didn't say to his fiancée that he would give up, and that he would talk about it later. This was obviously a foreshadowing for the fiancée to make things difficult for the female protagonist. It was all a routine, and it was annoying to death. This is half-hearted, the heroine is being mistressed.
It was wonderful to watch at first
Hope it's not too weird.
Good Good, good, good