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The Wolf-Raised Princess of Lord Guo's Mansion
The Wolf-Raised Princess of Lord Guo's Mansion Plot:
Su Ruanruan, the legitimate daughter of Lord Guo's Mansion, was framed as a "father-killer" right after birth and thrown into a mass grave to feed wolves. But instead of being devoured, she was carried back to the wolf den by the wolf king and raised into a "wild girl" who can talk to wolves and tear jackals apart with her bare hands. At 16, the Guo Mansion suddenly sends a carriage for her—they want her to marry the "sickly" Prince Rui, who's rumored to die within three months, to "ward off misfortune". Su Ruanruan marches into the mansion with a pack of wolves, first scaring her bullying stepsister into climbing a tree for mercy, then accidentally activating the "Wolf King System": touching wolf fur boosts her cultivation, and feeding wolves meat unlocks divine medical skills. What's more shocking? Prince Rui isn't sick at all—he's a war god pretending to be weak to investigate a case! One is as wild as a wolf cub, the other as delicate as a paper doll (pretending, that is). They bicker while taking down the mansion's villains. Su Ruanruan uses her wolf-like wisdom to turn the Guo Mansion upside down, but slowly melts under Prince Rui's tenderness—turns out, being held dear by someone is even sweeter than being the "little princess" of the wolves!
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