After Breaking Off the Engagement, the Laid-Back Beauty Gets the Villain’s Script

Feng Yu loves gold, silver, and jewelry more than anything. Her greatest dream is to eat, drink, and laze around like a salted fish. With a fiancé who came top in the palace exams and was as handsome as Pan An, her life as a salted fish was perfectly content.

Her husband is poor? No problem, she has money!

Who could have known that one day, the winds would change? Her soul transmigrated into Xie Xun, the arrogant young marquis who rode fine horses in splendid clothes, and she even caused him to lose the use of one leg. To survive on the battlefield, the salted fish rose to her feet, learning to ride, shoot, and arrange battle formations. Meanwhile, the young marquis, wearing her face, did whatever he pleased, and her fiancé broke off their engagement because he thought she was crude and foolish.

When she got engaged, he broke off the engagement. When she made money, he squandered it. He emptied her mountains of gold and silver, and the two of them hated and fought each other. Gradually, the plot began to take a strange turn.

After breaking off the engagement, her fiancé regretted it and confessed his love.

Feng Yu: I have fallen for someone else.

The white lotus tried to kill her at the horse-riding and archery grounds, but Feng Yu stabbed herself instead.

Feng Yu: What should we do? It looks like you have committed murder.

After guarding the frontier for decades, her parents returned home and actually said, "Daughter, go rebel with the young marquis!"

How did the salted-fish story from the start turn into a villain's story?

Later...

Raising a husband really does cost money, but the husband is truly irresistible!

Two-faced, lovesick beauty Feng Yu versus the dashing, scheming Xie Xun