[Both leads are each other’s only love, 1v1, transmigration and revenge. The heroine seems greedy for money and men, but is actually lonely, deeply insecure, and yearns for love and freedom. She somehow turns the cold, utterly brutal male lead, who casually wipes out entire households, into a lovesick fool. They spend their days wrapped up in each other, sweet to the point of being sickening.]
Given a new life, love is nothing but a passing cloud. Cui Wanwan is determined to lie flat and become a wealthy woman who drifts through a field of flowers without a petal clinging to her.
“If this feudal society really does bully a woman like me, then I’ll find myself a handsome, obedient husband, the sort who’d happily volunteer to feed me my medicine!”
But then…
“What? The handsome husband I raised is that ruthless, cold-faced prince from all the rumors?!”
“Impossible! Absolutely impossible!”
“He’s my little Bai…!!”
The hidden guards are stunned: Why is their prince smiling?
The maids blush: Their prince is so energetic. It won’t be long before there’s a little master on the way.
The emperor is overjoyed: Good son, hurry up and give me a grandchild to bring to the palace and play with!
He looks down on the world with cold eyes, alone, yet he is willing to stay for her alone!
And he gives her every bit of his tenderness and affection!
After saving him time and again, she finally gets her answer:
“If you deceive me, I’ll castrate you first, then find your child a new father!”
The man replies, “You are my life. How could I ever betray you?”
At the wedding:
“I’ve given Wanwan my partiality. I’ll give her all I have for the rest of my life!”
Cui Wanwan’s closing line: Husband, I look forward to learning from you.
