Jiang Mingwei transmigrates into history as a cannon-fodder widow, fated to lose her husband young and be killed with a single sword for seducing her famous general brother-in-law.
Jiang Mingwei bangs her head against the wall. Who in their right mind transmigrates only to have her husband dead from the start, then get confronted by his mistress and her son demanding legitimacy? And to make matters worse, her mother-in-law is obsessed with her grandson, throwing a tantrum and insisting she welcome the mistress into the household as an equal wife.
They even shamelessly want to use her dowry to support the mistress and her illegitimate child. This is beyond outrageous!
You want to take my dowry? Not a chance!
You want to be an equal wife? Sure! You can even have the principal wife's position! I'll throw the old hag in as a wedding gift!
But why does her brother-in-law, who has always disliked her, refuse to let her divorce and move away, keep barging into her life, and lately look at her in a rather strange way?
As her brother-in-law approaches, Jiang Mingwei's alarm bells ring. "Hey, brother-in-law, stop right there. We barely know each other. D-don't come any closer!"
Wei Jing pins Jiang Mingwei against the wall, his gaze obsessive and possessive. "Sister-in-law, how about I win you a first-rank noble title?"
In order to highlight the heroine, a victorious general who is decisive in killing and good at arranging troops and being flexible is written like a servant who is obedient and accepts punishment.