[Satisfying revenge + medical space + strong heroine + marriage before love + a forceful way of keeping her husband in line]
A ruthless heroine who always gets her way VS a shady prince who seems like an idiot but is actually formidable
From the start, Xie Yao finds herself in the body of a meek pushover, bullied and abused by her stepmother and scumbag father and forced to marry a lecherous playboy. Fine. Don’t come crying later.
The playboy may be useless, but at least he’s handsome and powerful.
The playboy: “Whoever wants to marry her, shut the door in her face!”
Xie Yao flips up her veil and storms in. “Try stopping me, and I’ll twist your head off!”
Her reputation as a shrew spreads throughout the capital. The emperor claps his hands in approval: “Well done! Here’s a golden command token, and here’s some power. I’ll even give you the whole country if you can tame that playboy.”
Her stepmother steals her dowry, so Xie Yao flashes her token, kicks down the front door, and tears the house apart. Her scumbag father and stepmother weep bitterly.
Too many concubines? Who cares? The household is short on money, so why not put all your talents to good use?
The concubines get up earlier than chickens, go to bed later than dogs, eat worse than pigs, and work harder than donkeys.
“We can’t take it anymore! Prince, divorce us and let us go!”
Xie Yao counts her money, enjoying life more and more, though something seems off.
Why does that jerk keep trying to get her attention and showering her with kindness every few days?
Xie Yao: “Let’s divorce!”
The playboy: “You worked my concubines so hard they all ran away, and now you want a divorce? Not a chance.”
Xie Yao: “If there’s no door, there’s a window. Maybe I can still make a run for it…”
Double cleansing? The heroine is amazing!
Be indifferent to life and live your life. Good.
Very nice. I like it.