Despite her family’s objections, Qu Yitang marries Wu Jingnian’s memorial tablet. She believes that spending her life as a widow is her fate, but on their wedding night, her drunken brother-in-law suddenly barges into her room.
Before Wu Jingnian died, he asked Qu Yitang to take good care of his younger brother, Wu Jingyi.
Out in the world, everyone calls Wu Jingyi a scoundrel and a madman, but he has never cared what people think. In fact, he’s perfectly happy with it.
Qu Yitang is the only person in the world who is willing to spoil Wu Jingyi like a child, and Wu Jingyi has never met a woman as foolishly stubborn as her.
She’d rather spend her whole life with a memorial tablet than be with him...
But Wu Jingyi likes his sister-in-law. His older brother took all the love from him while he was alive, so after his death, Wu Jingyi has no qualms about claiming his sister-in-law for himself.
Qu Yitang cares too much about what society thinks, so she’d rather lock herself away behind a monument to chastity.
But Wu Jingyi has never cared about saving face. He won’t let his beloved sister-in-law live as a widow for someone who doesn’t deserve her.
[Devoted to each other + equally strong + healing each other]
I like it so much. I eat the fragrant rice. I eat it. I eat it.