The Legend of Wan Yan: Oops, They Say I'm a 'Good Woman'

The Legend of Wan Yan: Oops, They Say I'm a 'Good Woman' Plot:

Su Wanyan is the "number one good young madam" praised by everyone in the Marquis Mansion—she never slacks in attending to her mother-in-law morning and night, obeys her husband without ever losing her temper, even the little maid sweeping the yard secretly says, "If I could live like Madam, I'd die content." But no one knows that every night, she strokes the blood-stained "Secret Record of Preserving Beauty" in the secret room—three years ago, she was a doctor's daughter at Jishi Hall, her entire family was murdered because of this medical book. She endured humiliation and pretended to be a "good woman" just to wait for the real culprit to show their claws. Until the new concubine brought back by her husband deliberately shattered the face-restoring medicine she'd brewed for seven days, and her mother-in-law forced her to write a "divorce letter" to make way for the concubine, she finally snapped the prayer beads on her wrist: "Didn't you say I'm a 'good woman'? Then I'll let you see— the hatred of a 'good woman' is more poisonous than arsenic."