From the Start, I Snatched a Man, and the Villainess Came Out on Top

A tough, straightforward woman transmigrates into a novel about household infighting and rival women, facing the original owner's vicious family, a biased father, a moronic fiancé, and the female lead's number-one, number-two, number-three... bootlickers. Gu Nanzhi: I'm out. She rolls off to the countryside, wielding a blade to chop down wild boars in her delicate, weak-looking body, beating vicious relatives with her bare hands, kicking moronic side characters, and casually snatching a handsome man to be her husband. Her delicate husband is beautiful and has a lame leg. His mother is sickly, his younger siblings are hungry, and he himself is so frail. If I don't spoil him, who will? Her scheming husband says, “Nanzhi, you won't look down on me for being disabled and poor, will you?” Gu Nanzhi replies, “Of course not. You're my little darling.” Her scheming husband says, “Nanzhi, do you only like me because of my face? What if you fall in love with someone else?” Gu Nanzhi replies, “I swear I'll only ever love you.” Gu Nanzhi is so thoroughly wrapped around his finger that even though she's usually incredibly lazy, she works hard at hunting and renovating their house, happily enjoying a life of her husband's money and a warm bed. But how did her scheming husband suddenly become the chief minister?