A Deadbeat Dad, a Green Tea Mom, a Yandere Brother, and a Trouble-Making Kid

Xia Wenwan was a tea-drinking princess from the Xia Kingdom whom everyone despised. She never cared about the rules, paid no attention to men, and spent every day stirring up trouble. No one knew she only wanted someone to cherish her above all others. She had thought she would never have that in this lifetime, until a man everyone hated gave her the affection she longed for. So when all the kingdoms united to hunt him down, she didn’t foolishly die alongside him for love. Instead, she took his money, brought his adopted son along, and carried his child as she went off to live a good life. Yuchi Mo, the lord of Dead Man’s Island, had seen so much human evil that he chose to live by the rule, “I’d rather betray the world than let the world betray me.” He thought his life would go on that way, until he met a mischievous little woman who came up with new ways to cause trouble every day. From then on, his life became lively, and he had something to get mad about every day. Who knew there could be someone even more shameless than him, someone who could twist the truth and still insist on having the last word, always with another excuse ready? And yet he could never argue back. Scene One: Yuchi Mo shot a frigid glare at Xia Wenwan in the middle of the courtyard and gritted out, “You troublemaker, who gave you permission to lay a hand on my dog?” Xia Wenwan stuck out her chest and patted her still-flat belly, answering indignantly, “I didn’t do it. Don’t pin this on me. Your daughter told me to! If I don’t do what she says, she kicks up a fuss. She says your dog is too noisy and keeps her awake. If you’re angry, take it up with your daughter, not me. I’m being framed!”