Tyrannical Wang’s Beloved Wife

The reputations of others can often be tainted, either through their own actions or the malicious gossip of others. Jing Wan found herself burdened with a negative reputation not of her own making, but rather concocted by her scheming future husband. In contrast, Hong Yuan's tarnished reputation was a result of his own deliberate actions, all in pursuit of marrying the woman he had long admired.

Despite being renowned as the most handsome man around, Hong Yuan's desire to wed was thwarted by the fact that his chosen bride did not hold the same title of the most beautiful. This incongruity left Jing Wan questioning who was truly at fault. Yet, upon their marriage, Jing Wan found herself in a peculiar situation where the beautiful servant girls, instead of vying for her husband's affection, treated her with utmost reverence. Even the previous stewards, rather than seizing power, willingly handed over control of the household, including her husband's personal finances. This unusual behavior left Jing Wan bewildered.

However, as she spent more time with her husband, she uncovered a troubling truth—he suffered from a severe mental illness. Determined to help him, she pleaded, Husband, what is it about me that you love? I will change, just please, let go of these bizarre behaviors. But his affliction would flare up in an instant, revealing the depth of his possessive nature. Understanding the gravity of his condition and motivated by the absence of any extramarital entanglements, Jing Wan resolved to stand by him and provide the care he needed to keep his illness at bay. Thus, she rolled up her sleeves and committed herself wholeheartedly to their relationship, despite the challenges it presented.