Saving the Blackened, Pitiful One (Matriarchy)

Jiang Wanqiu wakes up to find she has transmigrated into the role of a villainous woman who abused her husband and drove him to become a villain.

Her husband is an antagonist. That's fine. She's starving. That's fine too. But can someone tell her...

Why are three handsome men lying beside her?!

Outside, her husband is coming to kill her with a huge cleaver.

Jiang Wanqiu: Damn it! I'm really not your wife!

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Yun Che scoffs at his wife's impassioned claims.

Transmigration? Isn't that just an excuse to keep him in line? Women who abuse their husbands, gamble, drink, and keep lovers are all good at making excuses and lying.

But why has she gradually started smiling at him so gently? Why does she bring him so much delicious food every day and coax him to sleep over and over again during thunderstorms? She no longer makes him do all the work or lets him go hungry. She even piles up enough firewood and food for him to get through the winter... So his wife really is a heavenly goddess sent to save him, isn't she?

He takes her as his savior. Holding his broken heart in his hands, he carefully tries to confess his feelings, only to discover... his wife wants to divorce him.

Heh. He really was a fool to believe her absurd, ridiculous story about transmigrating into a book.

So, wife, you've been lying to me all along, haven't you? Your tenderness toward me was fake too, right? Otherwise, why won't you even touch me when I beg at your feet?

Then who do you love? Those three handsome men? Are they better at serving you than I am?

Jiang Wanqiu, drugged that night: Damn it!

Both leads are each other's only partners. The original heroine never touched the male lead.

Theme: Break free from insecurity and prejudice, and welcome a brighter tomorrow.