[Household intrigue + devoted couple + revenge + happy ending + light comedy]
Everyone laughs at Yu Shangcheng for being the adopted daughter of a eunuch, unaware that she is the eldest legitimate daughter of the late Prince Rong.
The massacre of her family nineteen years ago left Shangcheng shouldering the burden of revenge and clearing her family's name from childhood.
For this, Shangcheng married a poor military officer.
After their wedding, she supported her husband and served her mother-in-law, helping Chen Fu rise from a sixth-rank Deputy Commandant of Martial Prowess to a second-rank Great General Who Guards the Nation, commanding the three armies of the Northwest.
But Chen Fu is foolish enough to insist on divorcing Shangcheng.
Only then does Shangcheng discover that Chen Fu has two mistresses on the side and plans to marry a commandery princess as his equal wife.
How could Shangcheng swallow that insult? She lets one concubine go, takes another with her, and doesn't even want to leave her mother-in-law behind for her scum of a husband.
Her scoundrel husband is deserted by everyone, while Shangcheng thrives.
Then she turns around and finds someone wants to marry her.
What does it matter if he's a demon? If he's handsome, she'll marry him anyway!
It's so good. I've never seen such an abstract plot before. It's hard to imagine the author's mental state.
It's very beautiful, the writing style is also very humorous, and the plot is compact and not procrastinating.
I like Shangzhi very much. The story is short and concise. It is very funny and I can't stop laughing at some parts.