Transmigrated as the Male Lead's Evil Ex-Wife, Kissed Every Night Until I Cried

Su Qianqian transmigrates into a book, becoming the male lead’s evil ex-wife.

In the original story, the female supporting character sees that the male lead is handsome and rich, so she drugs him and forces him to marry her. But then his business fails, leaving him millions in debt. Overnight, he goes from living in an upscale neighborhood to a rundown courtyard, with a sick grandmother to care for.

The female supporting character looks down on him from then on, beating and berating him, spending his money on a pretty boy, and even angering his grandmother to death.

Only later does she learn that the male lead is the grandson of the Fu family of Jing City.

The first thing he does after returning to his family is send her to a mental hospital, where she is eventually tortured to death.

Su Qianqian doesn’t want to end up in a mental hospital.

She abandons her former wicked ways, kicks the pretty boy out, and caters to the male lead’s every need. When he’s thirsty, she brings him water; when he’s hungry, she brings him food. She takes devoted care of his sick grandmother.

Someone bullies the male lead?

She grabs a stick and beats them senseless, protecting him like a mother hen protecting her chicks.

The male lead can’t sleep?

She keeps him company and sleeps beside him, wishing she could give him her whole heart.

The male lead’s career takes off, and his first love returns from abroad. Su Qianqian immediately asks for a divorce and offers to step aside.

But the man imprisons her like a madman, his eyes bloodshot as he says, “Su Qianqian, unless I die, you can forget about divorcing me in this lifetime.”

Su Qianqian is dumbfounded. She’s the evil ex-wife, not his first love. Why is the story nothing like the one she read?

Later, everyone asks the male lead, “She used to do nothing but beat and berate you. Why didn’t you divorce her?”

Jiang Yubai gives them a look that says they wouldn’t understand. “Beating is affection, scolding is love. She beat and scolded me because she loves me.”