I Transmigrated as the Emperor’s White Moonlight, Now I Torture Him Like a Dog

(A groveling ex who chases his wife to the crematorium) + (Torturing the scumbag ex-husband) + (Scheming, dangerously obsessive love interest) + (Sweet, devoted romance)

A loyal emperor chases his wife to the crematorium VS a clear-eyed, proud female general

At a palace banquet, Nangong Yue is framed and has no choice but to marry the Sixth Prince, Chu Qianhan, who does not love her.

On their wedding night, Chu Qianhan cannot get enough of her body and spends every night in her courtyard.

After a sudden upheaval, Chu Qianhan schemes to seize the throne, having Nangong Yue's entire family killed and personally causing her to lose their child, all under the pretense of “doing it for her own good.”

Heartbroken, Nangong Yue resolves to take revenge. The only thing she can use is her broken body.

She will take revenge on the scumbag by becoming the unattainable love of his life. A love that is lost forever is the most devastating of all.

After Nangong Yue dies, Chu Qianhan goes on a killing spree. He storms the imperial palace, seizes the throne, and ascends to supreme power, only to lose the love of his life forever, left with the regret of loving someone he can never have.

Only after she vanishes does he realize that she was the only one he had ever loved. Longing tortures him until he can barely bear it, and he goes completely mad with love for her.

Three years later, she is reborn and returns in triumph to take her revenge.

She appears as another man's wife, making herself impossible for him to have. He spends his days tormented by fear of losing her and fighting to win her back.

Torturing your wife is fun for a moment. Chasing her afterward is hell.

He swears that he will either have her or die trying to win her back.

“I may die on the path to loving you, but I will never let you go.”

From then on, he personally brings her the blood of his own loved ones, kneeling before her every day and begging her to use it as medicine.

He orders his own son killed, making him pay with his life for the child she never got to have, all just to make her look back at him once.

He kneels outside her door for seven days and seven nights. “Please, Nangong Yue, give me a chance to take care of you...”