The Sickly Shoufu’s Thrice-Married Feisty Little Wife

Su Wanwan was cursed with a fate that brought death to her husbands, having already outlived two of them in succession. For her third marriage, she was wed to Pei Changfeng, a man hanging on by a single breath, as a Chongxi bride to ward off his misfortune. As it turned out, the Chongxi was a sham; the true intent was murder by proxy. Facing the husband she had worked so hard to keep alive, Su Wanwan declared that she would beat anyone who dared to harm him! If one came, she would beat one; if they came in pairs, she would beat the couple! Betrayed by his own kin, Pei Changfeng had become a man more dead than alive. He thought revenge was hopeless in this lifetime, only to wake up and find a strange woman by his side, devotedly calling him “husband.” The woman was feisty, willful, and occasionally unreasonable, yet she was deeply attached to him, determined to spend her life by his side. Later, when he rose to the position of Shoufu, someone suggested that his wife was far too shrewish and offered to present him with several gentle and submissive concubines. That very night, Su Wanwan tracked them down and gave them a sound thrashing. Supporting his wife, Pei Changfeng remarked that this was simply proof of his wife’s love for him. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Sickly Shoufu’s Thrice-Married Feisty Little Wife — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠