My Husband Always Wants to Live Off Me

Mo Xiaoxi went on a trip to Tibet, where she was the only one buried in the snow. Buddha, in his mercy, decided to give her another chance at life. After transmigrating, Mo Xiaoxi punched a street thug to death. “I didn't mean to!” The gang leader dropped to his knees and begged for mercy. “Your Ladyship, we'll never do it again!” Mo Xiaoxi casually lifted a burly man eight feet tall. In a panic, she cried, “I'm a delicate, fragile girl who wouldn't even step on an ant!” The burly man spoke in a little girl's voice. “Wahhh, let me go!” Mo Xiaoxi decided to use her strength to make a fortune. She hadn't expected such a good opportunity: anyone who could move this elephant would be rewarded with a hundred gold pieces. She lifted it with just two fingers, then panicked again. “It's the elephant's fault!” Mo Xiaoxi's reputation across the martial world soon overshadowed that of the famous bandit chief, Jun Yeli. Mo Xiaoxi said, “It's really not my fault I stole his fame.” One day, Jun Yeli held her in his arms and said, “Your husband only wants to cling to his wife's leg.”