Jiang Zhao died, and only in her final moments did she realize she had become a weapon in someone else's hands, used to stab her own husband. The man she had always despised and looked down on, however, willingly gave his life to keep her alive.
When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to the time she first married into the marquis's household. There was still time to make things right. Jiang Zhao had once been tricked into framing her new husband, but now she turned around, rolled up her sleeves, and headed to the kitchen, determined to be a good wife and raise their children well.
As for anyone who tried to harm her marquis, she'd kill two for every one who came.
Given another life, she was willing to trade everything she had for a smooth and peaceful life for the marquis.
The heroine is not smart, and she will be equally unsmart if she is reborn. The interaction between men and women is also very awkward. The heroine's maid is a loyal and heart-warming talker, but she is as unintelligent as her master. The plot is very confusing, and the preface of the text does not match the postscript.