The Relationships My Disabled Husband's Secret Puts Under Pressure

Family, marriage, and old loyalty are not the background of My Disabled Husband's Secret. They are the trap.

Luna Bennett, a country girl who raises pigs, takes a two-million-yuan bride price to save her mother and keep the pig farm, marrying Ethan Carter — the heir of a wealthy family who has been paralyzed for three years since a car crash. Everyone laughs at her for being money-grubbing and mocks him for being a cripple, waiting to see their marriage fall apart.

But Luna Bennett has been protecting her husband every step of the way, slapping the faces of the sneering relatives, and turning her fortunes around by making money with her pig-farming skills. It isn't until the conspiracy of the second branch of the family is exposed and Ethan Carter rises to his feet once more that she finally realizes — this man was never a cripple, and the two of them had long since grown from a mere transaction into a real husband and wife.

That is the spine of My Disabled Husband's Secret: the people in the synopsis do not get to pretend the story started somewhere else.