The Palace Was Robbed. What Does That Have to Do With My Exile?

Su Wanning, a 21st-century nurse, transmigrated to ancient times with a space. As soon as she arrived, she married Zhan Beiwang, a hero she had read about in an unofficial history book. According to the book, the Zhan family was loyal to the death, but the emperor feared their power. The day they returned from visiting the bride’s family was the day the family was confiscated and they were sent into exile. But in the book, the Zhan family were merely supporting characters, dispatched with a few cursory lines about their tragic fate. The good news: She caught the transmigration craze. The bad news: She was cannon fodder and wouldn’t survive three episodes. Luckily, Zhan Beiwang had been reborn. She hoped he could protect her and the household, but little did she know, he had been unconscious ever since the exile began in his previous life. He knew nothing about what happened afterward, making him completely useless. She would have to rely on herself. Using her golden finger, she emptied the Prince of War’s estate first, leaving nothing for the confiscation. Then she quickly emptied the capital’s corrupt officials’ homes, followed by the imperial treasury. There were countless twists and turns on the road to exile. She decided she could do without the family affection she had once longed for. She cut ties with her birth family and divorced her husband. At last, she settled down in the place of exile. People kept coming to provoke her, but luckily, she had a chainsaw. Come on, let’s see whose hands are faster, yours or my chainsaw’s. As for the husband she had already divorced, he wanted to stay by her side? Well, she couldn’t get rid of him anyway, so she might as well let him stay. Zhan Beiwang’s daily question: “Will you marry me again?” Su Wanning: “Depends on how you behave tonight.”