General, I Hear You're Cursed to Outlive Your Wives? Funny, I'm Cursed to Outlive My Husbands

Xia Han is the eldest daughter of a duke's household, but her parents died young, and the title went to her second uncle. Her status as the young lady of the house means little.

Fortunately, over the years, her uncle and aunt may not have been affectionate toward her, but they never denied her anything that was rightfully hers.

When she came of age to marry, her aunt went all out finding her a match, eager to earn a reputation for being virtuous and kind.

Unfortunately, of the families who reached an agreement, one man's horse kicked him half to death, another broke a leg falling from a wall, and a third struck his head and lost an eye while getting up at night. In less than a year, the rumor that Xia Han brought bad luck to her husbands had spread throughout the capital, and no family dared arrange a match with her.

Seeing her aunt's hair turn white with worry, the mother of the young General Ji, who was notorious for bringing bad luck to his wives, came forward of her own accord. The two women hit it off and joyfully settled the marriage.

Everyone in the capital was curious: if the two of them brought each other bad luck, which one would prove stronger?