In her previous life, Pei Yang petitioned the emperor to grant Lin Wangyou an honorary title. He even refused to take concubines for her sake, spending half his life with her and their only daughter. Everyone said she was blessed and envied her for having such a faithful husband.
Her younger half-sister, meanwhile, married into a marquis's household, becoming the wife of a general, only to be abandoned on her wedding night. In the end, she went mad and died.
Now they had both been reborn, and her half-sister insisted on taking her marriage match. Lin Wangyou nearly burst out laughing.
Only she knew that Pei Yang had secured that honorary title because she had worked tirelessly for his family, spent her own money to grease the wheels for him, and offered advice when he took office.
Pei Yang was faithful to her, yet kept a whole group of mistresses on the side.
And then there was his sharp-tongued, spiteful mother and his selfish younger sister.
If her half-sister liked him so much, Lin Wangyou would gladly give him up.
In this life, Lin Wangyou married the cold-faced general her half-sister had rejected, prepared for him to leave her behind so she could live on her own. But then she found herself carrying his child. So much for that cold-faced general!
It's worth watching, but the ending feels a bit rushed.