Surviving as the Wife of a Swordsman

A woman who married into a very traditional Korean family finally loses her temper one day and flips over the dinner table.

Right after that, she suddenly wakes up inside a fantasy world.

“Are you saying you’re pregnant with my son’s child?”
“That’s impossible! I’m just a commoner. How could I be carrying a noble young master’s child?”

She’s tired of in-laws and marriage drama. In this new world, she decides she’ll live alone and stay independent.

But then—

“Move into the mansion.”
“Excuse me?”
“You like my son, don’t you? Then come live with us.”

Unlike the original novel’s story, her future in-laws are pushing her to marry the male lead.

What kind of crazy in-laws are these?

***

She knows this marriage won’t last long anyway. In the original story, this family is doomed and will soon be destroyed. She plans to leave at the right time.

Before that, she just wants to enjoy the duke family’s wealth and cook lots of delicious food.

But things don’t go as planned.

“How dare you insult our daughter-in-law in front of me? Are you prepared for the consequences, Madam?”
“Anyone who dares to insult the duke family’s daughter-in-law will be punished by me.”
“I was already annoyed hearing people speak badly about Halarra. This works out nicely.”

For some reason, her in-laws adore her.

And even worse—

“Divorce? Halarra… I must have heard you wrong.”

The male lead of the novel, Dochef, who was originally a reckless troublemaker from a famous swordsmanship family, has completely changed.

“Without you, I’m just a useless delinquent. You wouldn’t try to leave me knowing that, right?”
“Dochef, I…”
“And our child needs a father.”

Wait.

A child?

I’m not even pregnant.