This is a lighthearted comedy. The female lead has no grand ambitions—she only wants to tend her own little patch of land and live a semi-retired life.

Wang Man transmigrated into the body of a pitiful girl sold by her own Father and stepmother to a local thug. Faced with a household so poor it had neither food nor drink, and suffering from a severe concussion, she nearly starved to death.

Her half-blind mother-in-law offered her a vegetable bun she had hoarded for days.

Looking at the white fuzz growing on it, Wang Man was utterly speechless. Is this even edible? Am I about to meet my great-grandmother in the afterlife?

Her thug of a husband was lazy and gluttonous, spending his days dreaming of striking it rich at the gambling den. Thus began Xiao Man’s long road of violently taming her Husband.

Wants to gamble? Beat him!

Refuses to work? Beat him!

Won’t listen? Still beat him!

Too many bad habits? They must be fixed—and if not, then beaten out of him!
In short, Wang Man’s philosophy was simple: Don’t do your part? You get hit.

Once isn’t enough? Then twice.
Twice doesn’t work? Then more.
Keep going until he’s properly broken in.

The thug Wang San spent every day drowning in regret. He couldn’t understand how his mind had slipped enough to bring home this violent tigress of a woman.

As for the days ahead? Oh, they were going to be rough.