The Cast-Off Wife Is Fierce, So Heir Apparent, Keep Your Hands to Yourself!

Feng Feiran, the legitimate daughter of the Feng family, marries into a general’s household as part of an arrangement. Yet amid the clatter of abacuses and the flash of blades, she and the cold-faced general Liu Yixuan forge an unusual bond. She wields her account books like blades, settling old scores and putting the family estate back on its feet, transforming from an abandoned “divorced wife” into the “Goddess of Wealth” famed throughout the capital. He uses his armor as a shield, protecting her and weathering every storm, transforming from a distant “husband of convenience” into a battle-hardened god of war who spoils his wife without limit.

Their desperate reliance on each other as he shields her from a blade in a ruined temple, and their quiet understanding as he grinds ink beside her account books, gradually turn pretense into true affection. Bai Jingyao’s troublemaking and Shen Wenbin’s downfall are merely tests along their path to love. When the innocent general awkwardly learns to cook, and the shrewd, talented woman lets down her guard, the most touching declarations of love are hidden in the everyday chores of life.

There are also the bickering, affectionate antics of Qin Feng and Mingyue, along with the amusing stories of Old General Liu trying to arrange a marriage, together painting a vivid picture of daily life in the general’s household. From marriage by arrangement to a lifetime together, from haggling over every penny to falling deeply in love, this is a Chang’an tale of turning life into poetry amid the click of the abacus and the thunder of hooves.