Sacrificed from the Start? I Trained the Mad Evil God to Be My Dog

[Cool-headed, rational top lawyer X disabled, gloomy, pampered husband and evil god] When top lawyer Zhou Wenhan opened her eyes, she had become the sacrificial bride in a horror novel. And the kind who wouldn’t survive past chapter three. The good news: she could see the hidden rules. The bad news: the rules themselves were traps. And the worst news: the violent, brooding ultimate villain from the original story seemed to have his eye on her. While everyone else screamed and tried to escape the horror game, Zhou Wenhan picked up her law book and began explaining the law to the evil god: “First, forced marriage violates the basic principles of marriage law.” “Second, restricting someone’s freedom may constitute unlawful detention.” “Finally...” “Everything you earn after we’re married is marital property, and I have the right to claim my share!” Later, the rules of the old mansion were quietly rewritten: [New Clause] The bride enjoys absolute immunity, taking precedence over all previous rules. [Additional Note] No being, including the master of the house, may upset the bride. Offenders bear the consequences. [Final Authority on Interpretation] Belongs to the bride, Zhou Wenhan. When the so-called “righteous ones” stormed the mansion, vowing to cleanse the evil god, they saw... The terrifying entity who had once made them tremble at the mere mention of his name, hanging by his powers beside the window and cleaning the glass? “Hanhan, why don’t we sue them for trespassing this time?” Zhou Wenhan set down the complaint she had just drafted and gave a calm nod. “Sure. We can also calculate the emotional distress damages for scaring me just now.” #Others save people with love. I save them with the Civil Code.# #The evil god is still working hard to learn how to obey the law.# P.S. The male lead is a little unhinged early on. He goes from a madman to being able to recite A Good Husband’s Handbook (by Zhou Wenhan) word for word.