Synopsis:

Du Wanchun’s good marriage was stolen by her stepsister, and her stepmother forced her to marry a disabled man from the Zhou family.

She thought she had fallen into a pit of fire, but unexpectedly, as soon as she married into the Zhou family, everything began to change.

The duck that had been poisoned suddenly came back to life and laid batch after batch of eggs.
Barren, rocky land that had never yielded a single grain miraculously sprouted crops season after season.
The family’s granary overflowed, and they had so much gold that they couldn’t even store it all.

Her blind younger brother-in-law rose through the ranks and earned a high official title.
Her deaf younger brother-in-law became a marquis and prime minister.

Even her once-disabled husband recovered—his back straightened, his strength returned, and every night, he held her close, refusing to let go.

Just as life was getting better and better, Du Wanchun discovered a secret about the Zhou family that no one else knew.

Her kind and gentle mother-in-law was no ordinary village woman.
Her honest and well-behaved younger brothers-in-law were no simple farm boys.
And the husband who cherished her to the bone was far from the delicate and weak man she had thought.

One day, he took her hand and led her to the gates of the imperial palace, smiling warmly as he said,
“My wife, we’re home.”