After traveling through time and becoming a cannon fodder, Su Wan used her riding skills to roll up her sleeves and train horses at the Saibei Racecourse. Are your marriages repeatedly called off? She turned to look at her handsome sworn brother Gu Hanzhou who had been exiled here: "Fifty taels, marry me!" In the past, the legitimate son of the Hou Mansion had to humiliate himself into a wife to save his mother, but now she saw the once delicate girl overturning a gangster with one hand, saving a foal with her skills, and even carried him back to the tent to consummate... Consummate the marriage! When political enemies in the capital come after them, Su Wan plots revenge with both strategy and whip. Until Gu Hanzhou, the top martial arts champion in high school, was forced to marry by the princess. She swung her spear and said, "Who dares to steal my person?" Later, the new top martial arts champion knelt down in front of the palace and said, "My wife, Su Wan, is the best wife in the world."
Concept: Female self-improvement and two-way redemption**
- **Core**: True confidence does not come from bloodline and family background, but from one's own ability and tenacity. Su Wan went from being an abandoned fake legitimate daughter to becoming independent in Saibei, proving that a woman's value is defined by herself and does not need to depend on anyone.
- **Emotional Line**: Marriage first, love later, women are strong and men are weak, breaking the inherent pattern of "men are strong and women are weak" in traditional marriage and love, showing an intimate relationship of equality, respect and mutual support.
- **Refreshing logic**: Use strength to crush instead of forbearing and giving in, use "fight back" to replace "endure", and convey the value of "kindness needs to be sharp".
- **Deep Expression**: Identity can be misplaced, destiny can be rewritten - even if you start as cannon fodder, you can still make a comeback by yourself.