If the Mistress of the House Doesn't Go Wild, the Household Battle Can't Be Won

Lin Wanrou is the most talented woman in the Sheng Dynasty and the Empress Dowager's adopted daughter. Noble in status, she marries Qiang Lin, the dynasty's God of War, and expects to live in harmonious wedded bliss. But he already has someone in his heart: a mistress he keeps outside the household. For ten years of marriage, unaware of the truth, she bears him children, manages the household, and navigates the many political struggles at court. Only on her deathbed does she learn that she has been making wedding clothes for someone else all along, and that her two children were conceived with Qiang Lin's double as part of a scheme he had planned long ago.

She is also framed for having an affair, while her two children are beaten to death. All she can do is watch helplessly as they die before her eyes.

After her death, the world reviles her, and her family is looked down upon. Her entire clan is disgraced because of her, unable to hold their heads high.

Meanwhile, he, his beloved, and their child openly appear at the general's residence and live a life others envy.

Her overwhelming resentment keeps her lingering in the world, unwilling to leave, until a strange world appears in her mind.

Only then does she understand: she is the villainess in a book, and the heroine is Qiang Lin's beloved, a lively and charming woman from the future. Besides Qiang Lin, she becomes entangled with three other men, and Qiang Lin is merely her final choice.

After being reborn, Lin Wanrou feels sick just looking at Qiang Lin. Whoever wants to be the general's wife can have the job. She's done putting up with him!