After Marriage, I Was Spoiled by a Big Shot

[Satisfying against-the-scum, married-life romance, mutual secret love, laid-back big shot vs soft and sweet wife]

At their first meeting, Tang Wan sighed: this Jiang Fifth Master really is just like the rumors say, ascetic, unrestrained, proud, and elegant. It's a pity that someone so brilliant and delicate is bound to be harmed by his own intelligence...

He's a short-lived man!

Afterward, she is taken into someone's house, and when she comes out, everyone is dumbfounded:

Why is she crying?

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Later, people hear that Fifth Master Jiang, after returning from recuperation, has brought back a girl.

Innocent and harmless, but the mildest wine hides the fiercest burn; she has offended many people.

Yet he says, "She's the one I brought back. Let her make trouble; if anything happens... I'll take responsibility."

A friend reminds him, "The people of the Tang family too? You'd take responsibility for them?"

"If she came back with me, she's mine. Even if it's just a little girl I've spoiled rotten, I can still handle it."

[Married-life arc]

Tang Wan marries into the Jiang family with only one task: before the man dies, help him continue the family line and carry on the incense.

The man is suspicious. "During the day you're soft and shy. Why do you seem like a different person at night?"

Tang Wan thinks it over: if she doesn't hurry, what if he's running out of time?

But...

The child is born, the full-month celebration passes, the first birthday passes, and she's already prepared to become a widow.

Why is he still not dead?

Later, Jiang Fifth Master asks her in a low voice, "I heard you've been hoping every day for me to die, trying to outlast me?"

[Monthly launch title, guaranteed quality, welcome to jump in.]