My Unlucky Cannon-Fodder Husband

Jiang Chuyue transmigrated to the Vast Continent and became the legitimate eldest daughter of the Jiang family, one of the five great clans in the Divine Martial Dynasty of the Taixu Domain. She was also engaged to Di Hao, the legitimate eldest son of the leading clan among the five, the Di family.

With both the Jiang and Di families backing her, she’d thought she could lie flat for the rest of her life. But then the Azure Cloud Ranking came out, and when Jiang Chuyue read about the prodigies on the list, their stories seemed strangely familiar.

The top-ranked one sounded like the genius male lead from a web novel.

The second sounded like the male lead from a story about a villain suppressing the chosen one.

The third sounded like the heroine of a reborn Empress story.

Jiang Chuyue fell silent, dumbfounded and shocked. So the Azure Cloud Ranking was basically a list of main characters getting together.

What’s more, three years ago Di Hao’s younger sister, Di Feiyu, broke off her engagement to a once-promising genius who’d become a good-for-nothing, insulted him as a loser, and set a three-year challenge.

Not long ago, Di Hao’s younger brother, Di Lin, helped the goddess of his heart break off her engagement to a small clan. No matter how you looked at it, he seemed like a disposable villain.

Jiang Chuyue thought carefully about Di Hao and realized that, aside from hiding his talent, he’d neither done evil nor acted arrogant and domineering. So was her future husband a disposable extra?

The various protagonists and villains pulled out every trick in the book, throwing the continent into turmoil. Worst of all, their battles spilled over to her and Di Hao. With no choice, she took up the Jinghong Sword and set out to protect her disposable husband.