Farming and Raising Pigs, Forced Love: The Bandit Husband Falls Hard

Shang Hua's soul transmigrated into the body of a butcher's daughter, who had been set up by a despicable man and woman. To turn the situation around, she married a man she'd happened to rescue, planning to keep the child and get rid of the father.

Looking at the scholar's handsome face, Shang Hua decided she would keep both father and child. She would win the man over and make him warm her bed. Just as she thought she was living the good life, she was busy farming and raising pigs.

Then, disaster struck: her handsome husband turned out to be a notorious bandit chief.

Shang Hua saw her scholar husband holding a blood-drenched machete and turned to run, but the man grabbed her with one big hand. His eyes were dark and unreadable, his presence fiercely predatory. He bit her ear and said, “Why are you running, wife? I won't eat you.”

Then he carried her off to the bandits' hideout. They spent a passionate night together, and he did eat her up.

Pei Chi married Shang Hua merely to use her. From the moment they met, he labeled her shameless. He certainly wasn't going to fall for a woman like her. Later, when he touched his face, he thought, Damn, that stings.

When Pei Chi's second identity was revealed, Shang Hua was already pregnant. She was unexpectedly taken by an enemy kingdom, and when she heard them call her husband Prince Yong'an, her mind went blank. She blinked and confirmed that the man before her was indeed her husband. What did they mean, Prince Yong'an?

After learning the whole truth, Shang Hua fell silent. Fool her twice, shame on him; fool her three times, and she was done. She kicked him to the curb with a divorce letter. “Prince Yong'an, I'm not worthy of you.”

When Pei Chi received the divorce letter, a hint of madness flashed in his eyes. “You think you can use me and then dump me? Not a chance.”