The moment she transmigrated, Jiang Ling found herself at the marriage registration office, becoming the wife of the villain in a period novel.... more>>

Other villains turned dark for all sorts of reasons. Song Guanshu was different. He turned dark simply because his IQ was too high and life was too boring.

Determined to just get by one day at a time, she had no desire to fight for survival. All she wanted was to eat braised pork knuckle and meat buns, wear floral dresses, and listen to the radio...

After all, this man was destined to exit the stage sooner or later. There was no need to waste her energy trying to divorce him.

She might be fine losing in other ways, but she would never shortchange her sharp tongue. Living well in the moment was what truly mattered.

Song Guanshu lived up to his reputation as a villain. He fulfilled her every unreasonable demand.

One year into the book, Jiang Ling had even gained five jin (2.5 kg).

He no longer behaved like the character described in the novel, the one who constantly caused trouble for the male and female leads. Instead, he focused wholeheartedly on making money, and Jiang Ling ended up living a very comfortable life.

The only problem was, he was getting clingier by the day, and increasingly addicted to intimacy.

Jiang Ling found herself overwhelmed and had no choice but to take the initiative and ask for a divorce.

The man buried in work said nothing, merely continuing on.

Jiang Ling, clutching her waist and pounding the bed in frustration: "Divorce. I must get a divorce!"

Tags: Devoted Love, Sweet Romance, Transmigration into a Book, Satisfying Story, Period Novel, Married First Then Fell in Love

Short Description: The villain is cold by day, clingy by night.

Core Message: A good life must be earned through hard work. <<less

When Lu Miao woke up, she found herself transmigrated into a period novel as the infamous side character obsessed with the male lead.... more>>

One look at the male lead’s square face sent a shiver down her spine. Without hesitation, she packed her bags and married the stone-faced officer, He Mingchuan—the man the female lead had spent time to dump on her.

He Mingchuan was the novel’s most enigmatic character: ruthless, taciturn, and rigidly disciplined.

Cold and distant by nature, yet unfairly gorgeous.

A man of strict routines—his shirt buttons are always fastened to the top, even at home. Untouchable in every sense, Lu Miao started plotting her escape. Once the timing’s right, she decided to divorce him.

But before she could bring it up—He Mingchuan began acting strange.

Suddenly, he was generous with his…umm.. appearance.

She kept accidentally walking in on him changing.

A man who never cared about looks now spread his wings like a peacock.

She was now eighty percent sure that he was having an affair.

When Lu Miao was confiding this to her sister-in-law, she sighed. "Hey, what a waste of a fine man…By the way, who’s that lucky woman?"

But when He Keifei, her sister-in-law, relayed this to her brother—she didn’t dare look him in the eye. He Mingchuan was silent for a long time then sneered humorlessly.

'Hey, Had he finally lost it?' She thought. His face was flushed, clothes hanging loose—was he running a fever? — No. He was just feeling the heat. <<less