What's Wrong with Having a Few More Husbands?

As a woman who transmigrated into the role of a bride taking someone else’s place, she was originally pretty laid-back about this miserable world. Who could have guessed that getting married would make her a general’s wife and send her soaring to success? On a visit to a brothel, she runs into a poor brother she once rescued as a child on a whim. The general loves her beyond reason, making her lovesick second senior brother jealous time and again, and she still has to pay attention to the childish man who bullied her growing up.

“What is going on? I just want to lie flat. Why does every man want to be my husband?”

“Yu’er, we brothers have loved you since we were children. You can’t abandon us.” “Don’t worry, I won’t abandon you!”

“Wang Yu! I was away fighting a war, and you actually put horns on me?” “Can’t stand it? Then divorce me! Why come after me?”

“Younger Sister, you can only belong to me.” “That’s impossible. I already belong to lots of people.”

“You brat, I don’t need your pity!” “Don’t say that. I just happen to like your abs, and I also want to sew your mouth shut.”

A cherished heroine with multiple male leads, with a focus on lighthearted fun and affection. The heroine is sometimes cool and heartless, sometimes emotional and unhinged. The author is too softhearted to give any of the men up, so they can all be together.