The Poet Immortal's Young Son-in-Law

Jiang Han transmigrates, and at first all he wants is enough to eat. By a twist of fate, however, he wins a poetry contest to choose a husband and becomes the husband of the eldest daughter of the Ningguo Mansion. Rumor has it that she stands eight feet tall and has an eight-foot waist, a bona fide female demon. Jiang Han wants nothing more than to break off the engagement and run away! But he never expected his wife to be no ordinary woman. After Qin Muqing splits a chair in two with her bare hands, Jiang Han flashes her a flattering grin. “My lady, your divine skill is unrivaled! May you live for a thousand generations and rule the martial world forever!” Years later, Jiang Han looks back on his past and gives a helpless, bitter smile. “You think I wanted to become the Sage of Poetry? My wife forced me into it!”

P.S. This book is also known as “My Lady, Please Take It Easy. Your Husband Reads the Classics” and “My Wife Is Hopeless at Both Letters and Arms.”