(Both leads have only ever been with each other, 1v1) (At first, the heroine is upright, kind, and girlish, while her husband is sweet and timid) (Later, she acts warm and friendly but is secretly obsessive and repressed, while the male lead is a healing type with a mischievous streak.) The leads’ personalities develop and change over the course of the story.
A boxing champion transmigrates into a matriarchal world, where she punishes cruel relatives, protects her delicate husband, and joins him on the road to success and prosperity.
In her original life, Jiang Cai was the village bully. Then a modern boxing champion transmigrated into her body.
With a handsome face and the label of “idiot” inherited from the original owner, she speaks her mind without mercy and is determined to live comfortably in this matriarchal world. Yet she is utterly devoted to her delicate, fair-skinned husband, ready to brave fire and climb mountains of blades for him. She says the filthy things he can’t bring himself to say and does the wicked things he can’t bring himself to do. Together, they punish spiteful relatives, fend off flirtatious admirers, and live a sweet, happy life. But then, one mystery after another begins to surface.
Jiang Cai suddenly discovers she has two mothers, both of whom have passed away. Their suspicious deaths raise questions. As she solves one case and then moves on to the next, she eventually learns that she isn’t even surnamed Jiang.
Her origins are baffling and mysterious. Her young husband looks at her through tear-filled eyes. “So this is who you really are, my wife? Then I’m even less worthy of you, aren’t I?”
It's very well written and highly recommended. Unlike some female-dominated stories that portray women as overly delicate, this one avoids that does. However, the author could pay more attention to the food. Meat was quite precious in ancient times, and the author could have depicted the reactions of others when they saw that the male and female protagonists' food was better than theirs.
As someone who's into female-dominated novels and has a strong preference for male protagonists, there are so few books I can read. I've been searching for years, and I can count the number of satisfying ones on one hand. It's so hard to find a book with a strong male protagonist; it's even harder for those who are really into male protagonists.
It's beautiful, I like Ruan Jiu'en.
That's great! Keep it up, teacher!
Great read! Keep it up, author!
Why did it stop updating? I really haven't had enough! I want to see more!
It's really good, keep it up, author! 👍