The empire was in an uproar: the Lord, who had once sworn never to marry, had gotten hitched in a whirlwind wedding.
Everyone wondered what kind of woman could tame the arrogant, domineering Lord, a man who was cold and abstinent.
Su Mianmian refused to answer and ran off with a fortune. But she never expected to end up right back in the wolf’s den.
After he caught her, the little woman blushed and protested, “Divorce! You’re too big. We’re not right for each other.”
“Silly girl. Older men know how to take care of you.”
“Be good and do as I say. I’ll spoil you, hmm?”
Just as he promised, after the wedding Su Mianmian was spoiled into a helpless little thing. He took care of the scheming women, put scumbags in their place, and solved all her problems.
He made her brown sugar water himself when she was on her period, personally helped with her studies, and spoiled her to the extreme.
In short, this is the story of a man who seems cold and heartless but is passionate inside, doting on his wife in every way while working hard to make buns.
