She transmigrates into a novel as the second concubine-born daughter who is pushed forward by the Lu family to take the fall. Her wedding night begins with an impossible dilemma. Her husband turns out to be the novel's greatest villain. He reveals that he is completely impotent and hands her a divorce letter. Leaving means certain death; staying means a chance to live. She knows full well that the man before her will one day wield immense power. Besides, the marquis's residence provides food and lodging, he will take no concubines, and nobody will pressure her to have children. No need to compete for his affection! Lu Zhenzhen immediately drinks the wedding wine with him. She has no intention of ending this marriage. She disciplines the troublesome servants, establishes her authority in the household, and boldly confronts her ruthless birth family when she visits home. She stands up for her long-suffering mother-in-law and exposes the tricks of a concubine who pretends to be pregnant.