A Lapdog’s Guide to Winning Over the Marquis’s Wife: My Lady, Hear Me Woof

[System + adorable pets + household power struggles + mystery + one-on-one romance between two equally strong leads] Xiao Yunjing has barely made it home when his wife asks for a divorce. And that’s not even the worst of it: he turns into a dog from the start, and the System wants him to be his wife’s lapdog! His wife, Liu Ruoyan, may act like a pushover, but she’s no fool. Why be afraid? She’s a master of both poison and medicine, and she knows how to deal with anyone who dares defy her. Putting scoundrels in their place? A piece of cake. Making money and building a business? Let’s open Ji’antang! But the little dog Snowball they picked up is a bit strange: its soul stability is at 70%, and it spends all day trying to get into bed and turn human? By day: He takes on every demon and monster in the marquis’s estate, outwits the scheming second branch, and kicks the hypocritical heir to the curb. The pharmacy thrives as he secretly investigates stolen military funds and the mystery of the living drug-puppets, exposing a shocking conspiracy. By night: A certain dog holds a corner of the quilt in his mouth and begs, “Wifey, save half the bed for me!” Until one night, a handsome man appears in her bed, wearing the face of her “deceased” husband. He looks at her pitifully and says, “Woof?” Young heir, your road to winning your wife back starts with turning human again. Reader’s guide: [A sharp-witted poison doctor heroine] × [A dog-like hero who can be sweet or fierce] Adorable pet perspective + mystery plot + satisfying pacing. The dog handles the comedy and crime-solving; the heroine carries the whole story. Both leads are faithful and devoted to each other. Household and palace intrigue are just the appetizer; stirring up the court is the main course.