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There are rules for training a husband: it must not be too indulgent, nor too strict; the "strict" control should ensure that the marriage does not break up, and the "lenient" should be so lenient that a man cannot do whatever he wants; marriage is like cooking, and training a husband must control the heat. Men are all children before they get married. The husband, based on insults and curses, can only cry, make trouble, and hang himself. The result is that the family is in chaos, and the worst case is that the family is broken up, and the husband's family becomes enemies. This is not training the husband, but controlling the husband's ruin. And these methods cannot make a man surrender. A smart woman needs to use both grace and power to train her husband, because a wife is like an animal tamer. If she wants to tame the beast of a man, in addition to the whip, she must also provide him with good food and drink, and when necessary, she must give comfort to adjust the man's psychology. Only by using this combination of grace and power can the man be obedient and obedient. Therefore, wives must remember that training their husbands is not about discipline, but about using wisdom to guide men to make progress. The main purpose of this book is to reflect how the heroine uses wisdom to train her husband, and guides the male protagonist with all the "five poisons" to the road of success. However, the unusual shrew "trains" her husband by insulting, cursing and other strict control methods. This kind of self-centered and self-righteous people who think they are "smart people in the world" will eventually lose completely. Let's see how the heroine Ye Shuang trains her husband, making Chen Bo, a man with all the "five poisons", from a waste who only knows how to eat, drink and have fun, to gradually awaken his talent for business, and finally become a generation of Confucian businessmen.