After Marrying My Disabled Younger Uncle, I Ran Wild in the Marquis's Household

Two years ago, Liu Ruyi entered the marquis’s household with a huge dowry and became a “widow before the wedding.” Two years later, her mother-in-law drugs her and sends her to her brother-in-law’s room to “continue the family line.” Then her husband returns with his pregnant holy maiden. “A merchant’s daughter isn’t worthy of the marquis’s household. Be the holy maiden’s concubine.” Her husband’s words are the last straw. Liu Ruyi wipes away her tears and points at the brother-in-law in the wheelchair. “I’ve changed my mind. I’ll marry him.” From then on, the marquis’s household turns upside down. The second branch feasts on delicacies every day, while the first branch tears its hair out trying to pay off its debts. She strolls through town wearing South Sea pearls, while the holy maiden’s “secret Tianshan recipe” becomes synonymous with cheap goods. Xie Yunzheng seems to spend his days reading, but he actually wields immense power. One word from him, “Who dares lay a hand on my wife?” is enough to silence the entire court. When the emperor falls gravely ill and the court is thrown into turmoil, Xie Yunzheng installs a young emperor and becomes regent. Only then does Liu Ruyi slowly remark, “I told you not to mess with people from Jiangnan. Besides money, we’ve got the nerve to flip the whole table.”