A Curvy Beauty Goes to the Countryside and Breaks a Three-Generation Curse of Bachelorhood

Historical Era + Married First, Love Later + Adorable Baby + Both Chaste + Family Life + Devoted Husband

When Xu Jingwen opens her eyes, she's become a pitiful girl whose father doesn't care for her and whose mother doesn't love her.

On the day of her engagement, her stepsister steals her fiance in front of everyone, and the whole family is pressuring her to go to the countryside and marry her stepsister's fiance, Lu Xiangdong.

Xu Jingwen, who died from overwork, blacks out again and again.

What kind of disastrous start is this?

But... wait!

Isn't this the plot of a historical-era novel she read?

She's the cannon-fodder villainess, who jumps into a river and dies from the start. She has no idea that Lu Xiangdong, framed and sent to the countryside, is actually the male lead, with a powerful family background.

In the novel, the heroine gets together with him and returns to the city. They remain married for over ten years but sleep in separate beds. After he becomes successful, the heroine can't take his coldness anymore and divorces him, then marries a business tycoon in the capital and has a son and a daughter.

According to the heroine, Lu Xiangdong is impotent. He hasn't touched her since they married, and he's destined to spend his life alone.

So Xu Jingwen decisively makes up her mind: go to the countryside! Marry Lu Xiangdong!

Once the policies loosen up in a couple of years, she can return to the capital with the Lu family and follow the heroine's path: single, rich, and gorgeous. Who wouldn't want that?

But when she gets to the countryside, she discovers that Lu Xiangdong doesn't seem to be the way the book described him. Why is he looking at her more and more strangely?