The Blind Wife Pretends to Be Blind to Outsmart the Tiger

In a plane crash, modern office worker Wen Xu travels through time into the body of a blind woman in ancient times, married off to Wu Lü, the second young master of the Marquis mansion. A blind woman paired with a disabled noble son—everyone says she’s struck gold, but only she knows how stifling it is. Bumped into by a beggar, she asks politely, “What is this?” The matchmaker: “It’s a dog.” On the wedding night, the groom doesn’t come to greet her, she’s not allowed through the main gate, and that night her crippled husband grabs her face and demands, “You deliberately married me—what’s your scheme?” Wen Xu: “…” Psycho. She thought having a leg-broken husband with a screw loose was bad enough, but then people kept trying to kill her again and again. …Wen Xu can’t pretend anymore. She’s going to bite everyone indiscriminately. When her sister-in-law offers poisoned wine, she turns around and hands it to her brother-in-law; when the third young miss is hurt by the third young master’s words, she rolls up her sleeves and goes to kill him; when a servant spills tea on her clothes, she slaps them across the face: “Sorry, I’m blind and can’t see—I thought I was hitting a fly.” As it turns out, when you’re down on your luck, even your smile makes heaven think you haven’t had enough. She hadn’t even enjoyed a few days of her revenge-filled good life before someone exposed her identity. Too tired to even roll her eyes, Wen Xu decisively…