The Golden Hairpin

Wei Rao of the Cheng’an Marquisate is beautiful but has no good reputation. Before marrying Lu Zhuo to bring him luck, she set three conditions:

– A dowry of 100,000;

– If Lu Zhuo dies, Wei Rao would not claim a single cent;

– If Lu Zhuo lives, they could not divorce or separate within five years.

Upon waking, Lu Zhuo learns of this and merely laughs it off. Wei Rao behaves flirtatiously, exuding a dangerously seductive charm, clearly not the type of woman suitable for a virtuous wife. Bound by the agreement, he would not divorce her, but Wei Rao could not hope to win even a fraction of his true affection.

Everyone assumed Lu Zhuo would never like Wei Rao. Yet, in time, Lu Zhuo became undeniable proof of a man’s greed for beauty. The once proper and respectful young lord, after marrying Wei Rao, grew increasingly rebellious and unruly!