Yun Xi, a medical student, unexpectedly transmigrates into an ancient romance novel and becomes a major villain with two children and a bunch of awful relatives.
Wicked brother-in-law: “Trying to seduce me? I’ll have you thrown into a pig cage.”
Wicked parents: “You’re a widow. We’re selling you for your own good.”
Flirty older sister: “My little sister only has to bear the blame, while I’m the one who lost love!”
To get rid of her terrible relatives, Yun Xi forces a tutor to become her husband and tricks him into signing an unfair contract to “help his wife raise the children.” But when he finally drops his secret identity, he turns out to be the heir to the throne.
Yun Xi: “Let’s divorce so I can save my life. Please let me go.”
Him: “No. My wife has to stay by my side.”
I couldn't stand it anymore. The protagonist acts like a wise old man, but he can't actually do anything. Everyone in the book can just throw their fingers and condemn him to death. The protagonist is passively struggling along with these clueless characters, and he's been doing this for several episodes, still clinging to his wise old ways. I'm leaving.
Generally, you can directly look at the last picture.