My Husband Says Spoiling Me Is Addictive

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After transmigrating into a book, Zhou Zhu finds herself as the lowborn, universally despised second wife in a household drama, about to become a widow. She firmly believes that patience can overcome anything.

She puts up with everything and stays out of the protagonists' way, carefully tending to the gravely ill Second Master Gu, all so she can get her hands on some money and live a quiet life.

Who could have guessed that, months later, her husband, who was supposed to die at midnight, would suddenly start getting better?

Zhou Zhu is on the verge of tears: I only want the money. What do I do if I don't want this husband I got for free?

After Gu Minglang recovers, Zhou Zhu's life changes dramatically, too.

Her relatives, who used to exploit and bully her, can't wait to put her on a pedestal.

Her fifth younger sister, who tried to harm her, is punished with a forced stint kneeling in the ancestral hall.

Her third younger sister-in-law, who always used her as a pawn, is so frightened she can barely speak.

Her eldest sister-in-law and fourth younger sister-in-law compete to let her take charge of the household.

Even the old madam, who never liked her, starts speaking to her politely.

How could Gu Minglang be so capable? Then she discovers...

Coming soon: Madam Keeps Wanting to Divorce Me

The male lead's inner monologue: My wife is fierce, my son is a menace, and they gang up on me. It's so hard. I'm being forced down the horrific path of studying, doing business, and taking the imperial exams just to be reformed.

Song Yicheng, Ning City's notorious playboy, has been feeling off these past few days. Wine and women aren't fun, gambling isn't thrilling, and his newly bought fighting cocks and songbirds can't even hold his interest.

Why hasn't his wife sent anyone to catch him? She usually has him running through the streets with his head in his hands!

When he gets home, he runs into Cheng Lu, who has packed up and is taking their son back to her parents' home. She slaps a divorce agreement onto his forehead: I'm done with this marriage!

After transmigrating into a book, Cheng Lu just can't understand it.

He only knows how to spend money and have fun. He's not smart, has no talent, can't become a high-ranking official or run a business, and even gets his family into trouble by offending the son of a treacherous minister.

Why did the original owner chase after such an utterly useless man for so long, all just to marry him?

Dumping him early and finding someone decent is the sensible choice!

Their son, Song Xuejin, nods repeatedly from beside her: Mother is right!

Cheng Lu pats her son's head. Being the mother of a future chancellor sounds pretty good, too!

Song Yicheng follows her with pleading eyes: How about you take a good look at my face, darling? I guarantee it'll be easy on the eyes and make you eat two extra bowls! *v*

Theme: The story of an extraordinary man who dotes on his wife