[Comatose, Ascetic Old-School Officer] + [Clearheaded, Beautiful, All-Around Talent] + [Scumbag Husband Supporting Both Branches of the Family] + [Face-Slapping and Scum-Crushing]
When Qin Shuyi wakes up, she finds herself in a period-drama novel. Her husband is a scumbag who, after his brother’s death, takes responsibility for supporting both branches of the family. He brings his sister-in-law and two nephews to the city to enjoy the good life, while leaving his own wife in the countryside to work like an ox and serve the whole family.
He claims that he’s giving her the most precious thing, his love, while giving his sister-in-law the least important thing: material comforts.
Qin Shuyi won’t put up with this crap. The moment she opens her eyes, she gets right to work!
She storms into her scumbag husband’s workplace, tears away the shameless pair’s veil of respectability, then turns around and marries a high-ranking official’s son.
“You love your sister-in-law so much, don’t you? Then there’s nothing wrong with me marrying your cousin, right?”
Everyone says Qin Shuyi has terrible luck. Her first husband was an ungrateful scoundrel who only had eyes for his sister-in-law. Her second husband is a comatose man, so marrying him is no different from being a widow.
But who could have guessed that not long after the wedding, her comatose husband would wake up? He turns out to be the most formidable soldier in the military, and she, with her highly fertile constitution, is carrying twins.
Lu Shaoqian looks at the wife who was foisted on him. A man who has always kept his distance from women suddenly feels his ears turn red.
The next second, Qin Shuyi is tossed onto the bed.
“You took advantage of me while I was bedridden. Have you thought about how you’re going to make it up to me?”
꧁❦༺ "Essence of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine"༻❦꧂ The patient experiences dizziness, aches and pains in the limbs, disorientation, convulsions, drooling, and bleating like a sheep. This is often caused by unhealed umbilical sores from a young age, frequent bathing, and dampness attacking the spleen meridian, resulting in a condition called "sheep epilepsy."