She Divorces, Starts Her Own Household, and Her Ex Begs to Join Her Family

Divorce and remarry + Love grows over time + He must win her back Su Cheng is cast out for allegedly plotting against the old madam, misappropriating the relief funds, being jealous, failing to bear children, and being unfilial. General Gu trades his military achievements to obtain a divorce decree from the emperor. But when the matter of the relief funds reaches the court, General Gu insists, “My wife is innocent.” General Gu wants to bring Su Cheng back to his estate. But Su Cheng says, “The divorce decree has already been issued. How can it be taken back? From now on, the roads diverge and the mountains stretch between us. General, you and I have nothing to do with each other.” Gu Su has always thought Su Cheng has the arrogance of a noblewoman, along with the grace and propriety expected of one. But the more time he spends with her, the more he discovers that she is ruthless and cunning, always acting against expectations. She's a fiery little pepper who bites. But the pepper doesn't like him. Su Cheng: “I've registered as a woman-headed household. It wouldn't be appropriate for me to marry.” Gu Su: “What if I marry into your family?”