Born with extraordinary strength, Wen Ran suddenly transmigrates into the body of an unfortunate girl—one drained dry by her entire family and reduced to nothing more than a disposable background character in a sweet romance novel.

Her stepmother and stepsister steal the original owner’s job, sell her off to a fool, and then kick her down to the countryside. To make matters worse, they turn around and slander her, claiming she refused to marry and ran away with the family's money.

Burdened with infamy, the original owner endures endless suffering in the countryside—until she finally throws herself into the river.

Wen Ran thought, “To hell with that!”

She sells the job herself and beats the whole family to a pulp.

She kicks the trash father, slaps the stepmother, and even thoughtfully signs her beloved stepsister up to be sent to the northern frontier—where she can dance with wolves. Since she’s already been accused of stealing the money, she might as well make it real. One sweep of her hand later, the house is left with nothing but four load-bearing walls.

Before leaving, she doesn't forget to send in a report letter—getting her scumbag father fired for good.

Sent down to the countryside, Wen Ran unexpectedly meets a rough, rogue-like man with a handsome edge. Rough men are great. Rough men are wonderful. And the best part? Rough men hand all their hard-earned money to their wives.

Xiao Chenye, salary in his left hand and a ladle in his right, fixes her with a burning gaze. “Dear,” he asks, “want to get married?”

Completely swept away, Wen Ran answers without hesitation, “Yes! I do! Let's get married right now!”