Blurb:
Ri Zhaoxiang transmigrates into an old-fashioned, tragic romance novel as the cannon-fodder wife of the great villain Yu Mo. At first, she has no idea what's going on. Taking life as it comes, she eats well and sleeps soundly, has no mother-in-law drama to deal with, and has a husband who is gentle and refined, even if she rarely sees him. What kind of heavenly script is this? Then one day, the heroine appears right before her eyes, and Ri Zhaoxiang suddenly realizes that she is the real joke. Thinking of the tragic ending in store for her, she covers her face and bursts into tears.
"Madam, what's wrong?" Shi Tao appears beside her without a sound. Ri Zhaoxiang glances at her and chokes up. No wonder that name sounded so familiar: she's the Demon King's right-hand enforcer.
She tries to escape. "Madam, the dog hole is dirty." After Shi Tao blocks her, expressionless, for the twenty-first time as she tries to crawl through the dog hole, Ri Zhaoxiang gives up. If fate says you have to die, what can you do? Ri Zhaoxiang chooses to lie down and wait for it.
Male Lead Blurb:
Yu Mo has been a vile creature ever since birth. He hates his appearance, his identity, and everything in the world. But the new furnace he married seems to have changed lately. She's become timid and submissive, and a little vulgar. How interesting. When did she discover who he really is? Yu Mo wipes the blood from the corner of his mouth, unconcerned. No matter. He can just turn her into a puppet...!
Reading Guide:
1. The male lead is kind beneath his madness and has a tendency toward self-harm.
2. The heroine is plain-looking and is not the kind who can slaughter her way through every obstacle. She takes life as it comes, is forced into contact with the male lead, and gradually falls for him.
3. There's a little angst. The male lead is a beautiful but tragic character with no moral compass.
4. A healing story. At first the heroine only wants to survive. Later, she falls in love with the male lead and treats him like a son.