The Playboy Is Hard to Tame, But His Wife Has Him Under Control

The Playboy Is Hard to Tame, But His Wife Has Him Under Control Plot:

Lord Rong Jing, the capital's most notorious playboy, ruled unchallenged—until he was forced to marry Su Wan, the "soft-spoken" daughter of the Prime Minister. He tried to put his new wife in her place: coming home late, slamming doors, bringing a songstress to their chamber, nitpicking household costs. But Su Wan played by her own rules: when he was late, she kept osmanthus cake warm and handed him ginger tea; when he brought the songstress, she gave her the account book to manage expenses; even when he was framed in a gambling scandal, she dressed as a man with an abacus, retrieving the IOU in a few words. The more he failed to tame her, the more obsessed he grew—how did he end up having his heart captured? One feverish night, he dreamed of his childhood trauma of being locked in a woodshed. In a daze, he felt Su Wan’s hand—she whispered, "I know you’re afraid of the dark. I’ve been here." Her "total control" wasn’t scheming—it was a love hidden for ten years.