His Proud Soldier Bride Wants a Divorce, and He Kneels for Her Forgiveness

Shen Wanru opens her eyes and finds that she has transmigrated into a novel set in a bygone era, becoming the eighteenth minor character in the story. Her husband has run away, her child is sickly and foolish, her sister-in-law is spoiled and unreasonable, and a whole pack of spiteful relatives are waiting outside. She has become that wicked “her.” But so what? If a man won’t behave, replace him. If a child is sick, get him treated. If a sister-in-law is spoiled and unreasonable, teach her how to behave. As for the spiteful relatives, make them regret it for the rest of their lives. Then one day, she discovers that the man who used to shout about divorcing her every day is now clutching her and begging her not to leave, saying he can’t live without her. Her spoiled sister-in-law has become obedient and sensible, and her sickly child is lively and healthy. As for everyone else, who isn’t envious of Shen Wanru for being rich and beautiful? Who says wicked cannon-fodder villainesses always meet a tragic end? She’ll show everyone how she, Shen Wanru, turned a wicked villainess into a domineering heroine.