Patriarch Ji was not actually opposed to this arranged marriage. To him, while his bride was not exactly his "type," it was his duty to continue the Ji family line. On their wedding night, the Patriarch—who rarely touched alcohol—purposely drank to bolster his courage, hoping to consummate the marriage.
The result? He was promptly beaten up by Madame Ji that very night. (In truth, Madame Ji simply took advantage of the fact that the Patriarch would never raise a hand against a woman, and proceeded to give him a one-sided thrashing.)
Everyone looked down on the match, convinced the two were so fundamentally incompatible that a divorce was inevitable. That was, until a drunken Madame Ji ended up "reversing" the roles and seducing the Patriarch. Once she had experienced the Patriarch’s prowess, Madame Ji couldn't bear to let him go.
Chapter 99