On My Wedding Day, I Divorced My Husband (52 episodes)
On the wedding day, the groom brought in a boar draped in red to force the bride to bow with it, plotting to humiliate her into submission so he could seize…
On the wedding day, the groom brought in a boar draped in red to force the bride to bow with it, plotting to humiliate her into submission so he could seize her three-million-tael dowry and legitimately marry his mistress. Faced with mockery and drawn blades, this merchant's daughter shed not a single tear. Turning the tables with calculated steps, she exposed the ledgers and deficits in public, tore off the hypocritical mistress's facade, kicked down the ruthless Marquis, and divorced him on the spot using an iron plaque of pardon bestowed by the late emperor. Digging deeper, she uncovered the Marquis Manor's treasonous crimes of illegally buying warhorses, forging weapons, and colluding with the Northern Di. With ironclad evidence presented in court, she brought her foes to justice.