Marry Me to a Wolf King

When she transmigrates, Zhuang Chun is stunned.

One thatched hut and two mu of wasteland. Her mother is gravely ill, and her younger brother has been beaten up.

Her relatives are awful, and her neighbors are vicious.

Her father was conscripted by the court twelve years ago, and no one has heard from him since.

The frail young woman is reborn, rolls up her sleeves, grabs a brick, and charges in.

After her family’s property? Beat them senseless!

After her mother? Cripple them!

Trying to sell her younger brother? Beat them to death!

Zhuang Chun saves her mother and gets her brother back, vowing to make sure her family lives in comfort and abundance.

She builds taverns, opens restaurants, and develops a whole street of snack shops.

She grows crops, raises silkworms and livestock, brews wine, makes beauty products, and designs clothes.

The once-bullied, looked-down-upon family suddenly makes a fortune, and suitors line up outside the Zhuang family home.

Zhuang Chun raises an eyebrow and splashes a whole pot of boiling water at them. Better no match than a bad one!

When her father, missing for twelve years, turns out to be the Marquis of Loyalty and Righteousness, and her mother is demoted from principal wife to concubine, Zhuang Chun beats the guards from the marquis’s household who came to take them back right out of the village.

There are men everywhere, and devoted loyalists on every corner. If he’s a scumbag, she’d rather die than marry him.