The Cast-Off Marquess’s Wife Returns with Her Child, but the General Steals Them Away

Putting scum in their place + face-slapping + running away while pregnant + forced love + one-on-one, both leads devoted to each other + fierce rivalry among suitors + the male lead’s long road to winning back his wife

Jiang Ruoli had suffered from heart palpitations since childhood. The Imperial Medical Office’s chief physician said she wouldn’t live past eighteen.

Luckily, her good deeds brought her good fortune. She not only managed to survive past eighteen, but also had three children.

They say that triplets, two boys and a girl, are an auspicious sign from heaven.

The eldest, Xie Wenqu, is a favorite pupil of the Imperial Preceptor, Master Yan, and a study companion to the Crown Prince. Steady and reserved, he is thoughtful and perceptive.

The second, Xie Kaiyang, is unmatched in horsemanship, archery, and riding. A born warrior, he can hit a target from a hundred paces and is forthright and cheerful.

The youngest, Xie Yaoguang, has extraordinary martial arts talent and masters anything at a glance. She’s the little darling of the martial arts academy and everyone’s favorite.

But why are so many people fighting over this auspicious blessing...?

The wicked matriarch of the Marquis’s household, desperate to continue the family line, swallows her pride and begs Jiang Ruoli to marry in!

The scummy marquis, who dotes on concubines and neglects his wife, learns the truth, regrets everything, and begs her on his knees after a face-slapping turn of events!

The Xie clan threatens her, tempts her with rewards, and even forces her to take a blood test!!!

Fortunately, there’s Second Master Xie: a living devil on the battlefield, and her cold, decisive brother-in-law. He stands up to everyone and protects her, whisking her away before she can return to the Marquis’s household!

(He says)

“From now on, the General’s Manor is home to you and the three children.”

(He also says)

“You slept with me and still think you can shirk responsibility? Jiang Ruoxue, I dare you to run!”

The General’s Manor is separated from the Marquis’s household by just one wall. Jiang Ruoxue leans over it, laughing as she watches the scummy marquis regret everything in a face-slapping twist!

A record of the loving, playful everyday life at the General’s Manor!

Raising pets + raising children + excelling in both scholarship and martial arts + rekindled love + a loving family