After Refusing to Live as a Widow, I Was Kissed to Tears by the Hunky Neighbor

Su Qingqing spent three years in the countryside caring for her paralyzed mother-in-law on her husband’s behalf, wasting away into a worn-out woman stuck in a loveless marriage.

Then, overjoyed, she brought half a year’s worth of saved-up farm eggs into the city for a visit, only to find her “successful” husband tenderly fastening a Plum Blossom watch onto the wrist of a city girl in a polyester dress.

When her husband sneered, “What’s an illiterate country bumpkin like you doing here? You’re an embarrassment to me,” Su Qingqing didn’t shed a single tear.

She swung a whole basket of eggs at the scumbag’s head. “We’re getting divorced! From now on, you can take your broad road to prosperity, and I’ll make my own fortune!”

Back in the village, everyone waited to laugh at the abandoned wife.

But then Huo Jingyuan, the village’s most fearsome, untouchable ruffian, cornered her against a wall. With his ears red, he shoved a thick wad of large bills into her hands with his rough palms. “Qingqing, what’s so great about that freeloader? I’ve got plenty of strength. Marry me, and I’ll give you my life.”

Later, Su Qingqing became the richest person in the county. Her scumbag ex, swindled out of all his money by his mistress, knelt in the rain and begged her to take him back. All he got was a glimpse of Huo Jingyuan shielding Su Qingqing at his side as he sneered, “Get lost. Don’t let my wife lay eyes on you!”