Transmigrated into the body of a little country girl in ancient times, Hu Xiaowan is left with no one after her only mother dies. Then her live-in husband suddenly turns on her, beating her and trying to seize the family property.
Hu Xiaowan looks up at the sky and sighs. What a disastrous start!
Her parasitic husband and in-laws still want to stir up trouble? They’ll leave with nothing but the clothes on their backs!
Men are supposed to have three wives and four concubines? Times have changed!
Hu Xiaowan may not be taking three husbands and four male consorts, but she’s more than capable of being the one who runs the household!
With medicine in one hand and cooking skills in the other, she takes down troublemakers, drives off bandits, and leads the whole village on the road to prosperity.
A hunter who appears from nowhere follows her every command. When she performs surgery, he wipes her brow; when she runs a stall, he hawks the goods…
The God of War Prince is as fierce as a tiger or wolf out in the world, but at home he’s as docile as a lamb:
“My dear wife, I’ll serve you tea, massage your shoulders and rub your legs. Could you make hot pot one more time?”
It's beautiful, but why haven't I finished it?