Yan Ningning, a descendant of a military family and the last saintess of the Wu Clan, transmigrates into the heroine of an old-fashioned tragic romance. Her relatives harm her parents and steal her family’s fortune. With her memories in disarray, she spends six years living a life worse than a beggar’s, only to be bundled off as a substitute bride to a dying invalid, supposedly to bring him good fortune.
On their wedding night, they both drop their disguises. He has been pretending to be sick, and she has transmigrated into this world. They decide to join forces: she flips the table, and he draws his blade...
Later, the entire city knows that you might survive provoking the eldest young master of the Bai family, but if you provoke his wife, you’ll definitely be “sent to the next life.”
Yan Ningning: “Don’t get me wrong. I cultivate merit, not martial virtue.”
Bai Haoxuan: “That’s right. My wife’s merit is all thanks to her enemies.”
