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Everyone in the Mansion Calls Me Vicious, But My Husband Alone Says I'm Kind
Everyone in the Mansion Calls Me Vicious, But My Husband Alone Says I'm Kind Plot:
I'm Su Wantang, the main wife of the Jingyuan Marquis Mansion. Half a year after marriage, I became the 'number one vicious woman' in the capital—rumors say I forced a concubine to jump into the lake and withheld another's monthly allowance, so even my personal maid hides away to cry. But only my husband Lu Jingheng knows the truth: the concubine framed me to hook up with an aristocrat, and I secretly doubled the other concubine's allowance. Only he would rush in to shield me when the old lady punished me by kneeling: 'Mother, didn't Wantang make you ginger tea yesterday? Have you forgotten?' When imperial censors jointly accused me of 'jealousy and immorality' and even the emperor was going to interrogate me, he went to court with testimonies from the entire street: 'My wife isn't vicious—she's just too silly—so silly that she bears all the grievances alone and hides all her kindness behind the reputation of a "villain."'
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