After her uncle and aunt seized her family estate, Luo Yunchu wandered by the river. Her foolish maid thought she was about to take her own life. In the ensuing panic, Luo Yunchu really did fall into the water, and while drowning, she dragged the person who came to save her down with her...
As she lay dying, Luo Yunchu had just one thought: if she got another chance, she would learn to swim properly. And she would thank her savior.
Who could have guessed that Luo Yunchu would be reborn!
The bad news: she was reborn after her uncle and aunt had already driven her out of the house...
To protect herself after her rebirth, Luo Yunchu ended up marrying Wen Yanxing, the legitimate son of the richest merchant in the county. Wen Yanxing was handsome and elegant, with alluring peach-blossom eyes that made every young woman in the county swoon. But he was a fool!
Luo Yunchu didn't mind. Marrying a fool would give her the chance to fulfill the two great wishes she'd carried from her previous life.
But her foolish husband was afraid of water. After they married, he clung to her day after day, leaving her no chance to get near even a puddle! With no other choice, she could only spend her time eating and playing with her handsome, foolish husband.
However, after they "accidentally" reclaimed the Lu family's restaurant her parents had left her and "accidentally" crushed her faithless childhood sweetheart, Luo Yunchu gradually realized that her foolish husband might not be quite so foolish...
Later, after Concubine Zhang's scandal came to light, one night as they were going to bed, Wen Yanxing's warm breath brushed her lips. He murmured, "My dear wife, it's been a long time..."
The next day's top headline in Dingyu County was: The eldest son of the Wen family is no longer a fool after consummating his marriage!
When Wen Yanxing heard about it, his alluring peach-blossom eyes gazed lovingly at Luo Yunchu. "My dear wife, are you still going to learn to swim? This time, don't drag me into the water again!"
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