From the Start, in the First Three Chapters: The Heir’s Wife-Chasing Road to Ruin

A tough, scheming little white rabbit VS a big bad wolf who’s lost his IQ

Palace and household intrigue, an imaginative power fantasy, a strong female lead and strong male lead later on, and a medical space

Su Jiaojiao never imagined the man she loved would deceive her so thoroughly. She fed him, clothed him, and paid for his education… only to discover by chance that he was Gu Heng, heir to the Duke of Zhenguo, and one of the most powerful men in the capital. Gu Heng got together with her just so he could humiliate her later. In this tired, tacky story, Gu Heng has power and influence, and Su Jiaojiao can’t afford to provoke him. But surely she can avoid him? If there’s no way to turn the tables, then she’ll just have to accept her fate.

As long as Gu Heng doesn’t say they’re over, Su Jiaojiao has no right to leave him first. If she tries, he’ll break her legs.

Gu Heng seizes on Su Jiaojiao’s weakness, taking her heart and her virtue, then forcing her to marry him. After the wedding, Su Jiaojiao thinks she and Gu Heng might be able to start over, but he deceives her even more deeply. If a man can’t be relied on, she’ll rely on herself. It’s still anyone’s guess who will win this marriage.

The heroine was raised by a transmigrator and has inherited her medical space. She takes on one household battle after another, crushes scumbags, fights wicked women, avenges her mother… and tames her husband.

By the time the hero comes to his senses, he realizes that in this relationship, he’s the turtle caught in the jar.