A Marquess’s Wife Has a Blast While They Get Face-Slapped

【A heroine who speaks her mind, a traditional historical romance】 One line: “Since you hate me, I’ll leave and never come back, so I won’t be an eyesore to you, Sister.” Yan Lihuan, the wife of a marquis, was thrown into prison and flogged every day. Everyone she knew pressed her with the same question. “You’re so cruel. You deliberately made us lose her for eight whole years before we found her, and now you’ve driven her away again. Tell us, where did you send A Li?” Later, still dragging her battered body along, she was hauled by her husband to apologize to Song Ali, the supposedly unharmed girl who had been found after a fright and was as innocent, lively, kind, and adorable as ever. This time, Yan Lihuan only gave a cold laugh and turned to treat her own wounds first. She was done torturing herself over it. Let them do whatever they wanted. If that made her a villain, then so be it. When Song Ali got into trouble, she refused to take the blame. Her husband was impeached? Good. A few cousins and her own brother called her selfish and said she didn’t know how to work with others. Hey, you got that right. So you go work together. I can’t. One day, the unconventional Prince of Yong’an, Ye Shizheng, declared wildly and arrogantly, “A Huan, marry me.” “No. If I divorce, I have to become a nun in the mountains; if I’m repudiated, I have to kill myself; if I fake my death, I have to live under someone else’s identity. I don’t want any of that.” “Then marry me as another man’s wife. Your husband and in-laws can personally escort you to the wedding sedan chair.” Everyone else: “Maybe listen to what you just said. It’s absolutely scandalous!”