Forced to Marry That Poisonous Husband [Matriarchy]

One night, Shen Ang discovered a book in her home that didn't match the others on the wall.

She had just skimmed the blurb and flipped through a few pages when her heart stopped, and she died suddenly.

She transmigrated into a book, becoming an arrogant, self-important child of a poor family. She could recite texts at three and write poetry at five, and had become famous at a young age around Jiangzhou. Before she had achieved anything, she was forced to marry the only son of a local wealthy family.

Shen Ang was moody and repeatedly abused her husband. The day after she was selected for an official post, her poisonous husband killed her, dismembered her body, and threw her into the river along with the fetus she had carried for less than five months.

The night Shen Ang arrived, the engagement had just been settled. She opened her eyes to find people all around her, and was completely at a loss.

That night, Shen Ang made an excuse to step outside for some air and collect her thoughts. In the corridor, she spotted a young man hiding behind a pillar.

Pretty, timid, young, delicate. He was nothing like the poisonous husband in the original owner's memories.

Shen Ang fell uncharacteristically silent. Back at the banquet, she had meant to refuse, but was warned to think it over carefully.

When she got home, Shen Ang saw that the original owner's father was gravely ill, and learned that her mother had been imprisoned in Qingzhou.

On their wedding day, Shen Ang lifted the veil, expecting to see a blushing husband, only to find that something about him seemed strange.

Oblivious to it all, Shen Ang undressed him and pressed him down on the bed. When she saw him crying from the pain, she felt a pang of pity. The day after their wedding, she saw that her nominal mother had been sent back, and heard news of the war in the north.

Meanwhile, on the bed in their bridal chamber, her husband had been worn out until dawn. Exhausted, he was covered in marks she had left the night before, and his legs were still trembling.

Theme: Independence and self-reliance