Tang Wanning, a bankrupt heiress, transmigrated into a novel as the cannon-fodder female supporting character who was hopelessly in love and willingly acted as someone else’s substitute.
She arrived on the eve of the character’s wedding. At dawn, she was supposed to marry the Second Prince. Before long, she would be abandoned in disappointment, suffer a miscarriage, lose her eyesight, and become the stepping stone for her younger sister’s rise to power.
Even worse than her previous life.
Instead of getting involved, why not let those dogs tear each other apart? The world is such a beautiful place—we shouldn’t be so violent.
So Tang Wanning turned around and married the Second Prince’s older brother instead: the Deposed Crown Prince.
Terminally ill? So what? Once her husband died, all his wealth would become hers. Wasn’t the life of a rich single woman wonderful?
Weak, crippled, and unable to do that sort of thing? So what? She wasn’t that desperate. As long as his face was pretty enough to improve her appetite, it was fine.
But Tang Wanning was possessive by nature. Poverty had scarred her deeply. Anything that belonged to her could not be touched by others, and that included the Deposed Crown Prince himself.
Refusing to take medicine? Hold him down and force-feed him!
Running outside in the freezing cold trying to make himself sick? Wrap him up like a bear!
Holding his breath to fool people? Hold him down and give him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation if necessary!
Zhao Cong had never imagined he would marry, let alone have someone get so close to him… and dare to be this fierce with him.
Some people would probably never realize just how beautiful they looked when bullying others.
Since you dared to approach me, to scold me, then—keep bullying me for the rest of your life.
Only look at me. Ignore the others. They are not worthy.