The Hai family's second young lady has been dumped by her fiancé. The reason? Her in-laws think she's too much. Of the four virtues expected of a woman, she's worst at every one. But Second Miss Hai says that's nothing: she's not just difficult, she's always finding new ways to be difficult!
Just as the Hai family elders were fretting over how to marry Second Miss Hai off as a concubine, Lin Xuan, the pure and spotless top scholar in the capital, declared that he was willing to wed her and grow old by her side.
So Hai's father looked at Lin Xuan with tearful eyes and deep sympathy.
Hai's father: "When my second daughter gets going, even I want to strangle her!"
Lin Xuan: "It's all right. I spent several years reciting Buddhist scriptures with the abbot of Fahua Temple."
Hai's father: "The worst part is, she can drive herself to her own death!"
Lin Xuan: "It's all right. I can bring her back to life."
Second Miss Hai: "..."
Lin Xuan: "Wifey, go ahead and be as difficult as you like. Your husband will always have your back."
Reader's guide
1. The heroine is fussy and dramatic, and her EQ and IQ are something else.
2. The hero lets her be as fussy and dramatic as she likes, and still cherishes her like a treasure.
3. One-on-one romance, incredibly sweet.
4. This is an irresponsible fantasy. Please don't take it as reality.
If any of the above bothers you, please click away.
