Can't I Drop the Sweet Wife Persona?

World-class swordsman, martial artist, and renowned writer Jian Shu died unexpectedly, only to transmigrate into the body of the real young master with the same name in the fake-and-real young masters novel Treasured Above All.

In the novel, the real young master fulfills the engagement on behalf of the fake young master and marries a notorious big shot who is bad-tempered, ruthless, ugly, lame, and still has a first love in his heart. Meanwhile, the fake young master lives happily ever after with the heir to the Xi family, pampered by everyone and reaching the pinnacle of life.

Ha!

Jian Shu transmigrates on the day of the wedding, and everyone keeps telling him: "You mustn't drop your sweet, delicate bride persona."

Jian Shu: "Ptooey!"

His motto in life is to reason things out when reason works, and when it doesn't, "if you can throw a punch, don't waste words." You expect him to pretend to be a soft, helpless little bride, easy to push around?

Ha!

First, let's see if his fists agree...

Uh!

On their wedding night, when he sees the ruthless big shot finally appear, Jian Shu immediately reins in the defiance in his eyes and puts on a thoroughly obedient act: "Honey!~"

Well, if it's this man, he doesn't mind pretending to be a little bride.

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An unexpected "accident" showed Xi Mingyu just how vicious his own family could be. To lower his eldest brother's guard, he accepted his brother's "kind offer" and married the young master the Lin family had just found.

He had originally planned to bring the kid home as nothing more than a pretty ornament. He never expected to bring home a "living, priceless treasure" instead. In short, a little live wire.

Theme: Keep hope in your heart, work hard, and turn adversity into opportunity.