Forced to Marry for Good Fortune, My Mad Brother-in-Law Climbs the Wall Every Night

At Ruan Suihe’s coming-of-age ceremony, Tang Yeting took one look at her and wanted to sleep with her, the kind of wanting that lasts a lifetime.

He tried every way he could to get close to her, but she humiliated him until he was worth less than dirt.

When he showed up with the keepsake to honor the betrothal their families’ elders had arranged years ago, she called him a stinking turd, a toad who thought he could eat swan meat.

Tang Yeting’s sincerity was trampled into the ground. He swore that one day, he would make this woman kneel beneath his suit trousers and beg for mercy.

Ruan Suihe’s family went bankrupt, her parents went to prison, and her younger brother was near death. That was when Tang Yeting finally appeared.

“Thirty million. Marry into the Tang family and honor the betrothal we made years ago!”

Ruan Suihe was brought into the Tang family to bring good fortune to Tang Yeting’s comatose older brother, Tang Yesheng.

Six months later, her brother-in-law died.

In the middle of the night, Tang Yeting climbed into her room. “Ruan Suihe, now that you’ve married into the Tang family, don’t even think about leaving me in this lifetime!”

“What exactly do you want?”

“You know perfectly well what I want!”

Ruan Suihe never did kneel beneath Tang Yeting’s suit trousers to beg for mercy. But every night, Tang Yeting knelt outside her bedroom door, begging her to let him in.