Auntie Steals My House and Job, Then Sells Me Off to a Wolfish Brute

[Period Drama] [Feel-Good] [Fiery Heroine] [Younger Wolfdog Hero] [Everyday Family Life] [Protective] [Sweet Romance]

Everyone says a little firecracker and a wolf cub are bound to fight eight times a day. Who would have guessed their life together would be so sweet? The wolf cub is always cooing, "Sis, help me out..."

Chu Yingchun is a notorious little firecracker, fierce as they come. Orphaned at sixteen, she grits her teeth and raises her younger siblings. When her aunt tries to seize their home and jobs at the funeral, Chu Yingchun confronts her head-on. When a hooligan breaks into their house at night, she guards it with a knife, earning a fearsome reputation throughout the village. She's so tough that at twenty-three, no one dares to ask for her hand in marriage.

Nie Yuanfeng, three years younger than she is, is the wolf cub everyone fears. His father died saving people from a fire, his little sister died young, and grief drove his mother out of her mind. To protect his mother, he chased off local thugs and gained a bad reputation.

After his mother happens to meet Chu Yingchun's younger sister, her condition improves, and she ends up staying at Chu Yingchun's home. The first time Nie Yuanfeng sees Chu Yingchun, his nose bleeds profusely. Afraid she won't accept him, he calls her "Sis" every day, sweeter than her own younger brother does, while inwardly calling her his wife a thousand times over.

He pays his share of the household expenses each month, gives her a precious job slot at the steel mill, and spends all his savings to buy a courtyard house.

Everyone waits to see the young couple fight and tear their home apart.

Who could have guessed that they show all their sharp edges to the outside world, saving their tenderness and care for the one they love?

What's so great about marrying a wolf cub? Chu Yingchun tells it like it is: other than being hard on her back, he's good in every way.