After six years of marriage, her husband returns victorious from the battlefield, promoted to second rank and accompanied by a “younger sister” who is a princess.
Madam Wei, the eldest daughter-in-law of the Wei family, Ruan Nanke, is bullied by her mother-in-law, tormented by her sisters-in-law, and even insulted to her face by a lowly concubine in the rear courtyard. Then an imperial edict of marriage strips her of her position as mistress of the household.
After sharing a pot of wine, she and her husband switch identities. She takes his place on the battlefield, leading troops and killing the enemy, while he stays in the rear courtyard in her place, provoked by the princess “sister” and tormented by his mother and sisters-in-law. When she returns victorious, she doesn’t even spare him a glance, just as he did to her back then.
This time, she’s the one asking for a divorce.
Although the name of the article is "Yujunjue" and the ending is the same, fortunately there is a side story, and everyone got a good result in the end.