After Our Marriage of Convenience, I Helped My Disabled CEO Husband Go on a Rampage

One day, Su Qing transmigrates into the body of an unlucky girl sent to marry a crippled man to bring him good fortune. The man she's supposed to “marry” is Lu Shiyan, once a powerful heir to a wealthy family. Now, after his own uncle's machinations, he has lost the use of both legs and his right hand. Once the fearsome “Living Yama” whom everyone respected, he has become a crippled man imprisoned in a private mine. His personality has changed completely; he is cruel and volatile. The two women sent to care for him before her were left in different states: one went mad with terror, and the other had her legs broken. Su Qing is the third. If she doesn't run, she'll die. But on the jolting bus carrying her to her death, dozens of hired thugs watch her like hawks, and she's so hungry she can barely stand. Her only chance of survival seems to lie with the man chained to a wheelchair. Su Qing grips the half-moldy steamed bun she bought with everything she had, steels herself, walks up to him, and carefully holds it to his cracked lips. The man suddenly opens his eyes. His vicious, menacing gaze looks ready to tear her apart, and his hoarse voice drips with ice: “Get lost.” Su Qing's hand trembles, and her only lifeline hangs in the balance. Should she give up now, or stake everything on breaking through the heart of this beast?