After Hearing Her Husband’s Thoughts, She Stops Being a Shrew

[Faithful to each other + military marriage + both reborn + sweet romance and satisfying comeuppance + face-slapping and crushing villains + never takes a loss + fake pursuit by the husband, real pursuit by the wife] [Bratty, wicked beauty vs. scheming mute husband] To save her husband, who had dementia in his old age, Sang Xue was struck by a car and sent flying. She was reborn in her youth, and could actually hear her husband’s thoughts. [She’s been wanting to kill me all day. Does she really think I’m stupid?] [She either puts salt in my herbal medicine or sugar in my soup. If she hadn’t shown some conscience by running down to save me, I’d have thrown her on the ground.] Thinking of how she’d treated her husband like a fool every day and thrown her weight around for ten years, Sang Xue couldn’t help wiping the sweat from her forehead. After observing him for a few days, she discovered that her mute husband was far from as simple as she’d imagined. Gu Huai: [There’s nothing wrong with being a little fierce. It keeps people from setting their sights on her.] Sang Xue: ???!!! Everyone else thought her short temper was simply in her nature. Only after being reborn did she realize it had been cultivated. To avoid the fate of having to care for her disabled husband, she went out of her way to court disaster. But in this life, her husband wasn’t disabled at all. He returned home in glory, and the first thing he did was ask for a divorce. She immediately packed her bags and set off to win her husband back, baby in tow. She kept track of the bills while freeloading off his meals. Half a year later, the man gazed at his wife, now shining with success after getting into university, and the adorable baby in her arms. His eyes reddened, and he was nearly driven mad. Sang Xue waved the thick ledger listing a thousand of his offenses and smiled, her red lips curving. “You can regret it, but your debts will have to be written off first.” (No System, no pocket dimension, no transmigration, and easy on the breasts.)