Stop Pretending, Prince: Your 200-Pound Wife Has Run Off

On the first day after transmigrating, Lin Dahua became the fiercest “tigress” in the whole region.

She tore apart a wild boar with her bare hands and hoisted a thug with one arm, yet she fell for a poor scholar who was on the verge of dying from illness.

“I brought you home to be the master of this household. Stop thinking about running away all the time.”

Lin Dahua had wanted to enjoy a carefree life with “a hundred acres of good land and a handsome man at her side,” but she discovered that her husband was all sweet talk to her face and ruthless behind her back, able to kill without getting a drop of blood on his hands.

The day her secret identity was exposed, Lin Dahua saw the room full of imperial guards and promptly packed up the gold and valuables, then climbed over the wall in the dead of night.

“The regent is terrifying. I’m off to roam the world!”

Wanted posters instantly covered every street and alley in the country: a reward of ten thousand gold for the regent’s consort, a woman of astonishing strength who could carry off the city gate!

When they met again, the man who held all the power in the realm pinned her against a tree, his voice low and husky. “Dahua, I’m frail. Without you, my heart aches terribly. Can you really bear to leave?”