After Jiang A Yao’s engagement was broken off by the Xiucai (Scholar), her biased parents wanted to sell her off. Unwilling to be manipulated, she chose an outsider Hunter whom no one else would marry to be her husband.
Was their house too dilapidated? She sold medicinal herbs while he hunted, and with plenty of money and meat, they built a large house.
Was her sister-in-law sick? She, being well-versed in medicine, altered the prescription, and her sister, once known as a “medicine pot,” became rosy-cheeked and healthy.
Her bad luck faded away, and her life grew more prosperous by the day.
Her husband, who was originally just a Hunter, also underwent a transformation, gaining wealth and status, and went straight to the capital to buy a grand mansion!
Rumors spread throughout the capital that the newly-promoted Young Marquis, though seemingly carefree and unrestrained, was actually strict on the inside and utterly henpecked.
When the rumors reached their residence, Jiang A Yao grew flustered. Just as she was about to clarify things for him, her Hunter husband held out a token and humbly begged her,
“My lady, I’m begging you, please help your husband manage the household!!”
