In the 1980S, I Stopped Fawning Over My Brother-in-Law, and My Mad Husband Clung to Me

Mi Hao unexpectedly finds herself inside a melodramatic period novel, as the stupidest cannon-fodder female supporting character in the whole book. The original owner of her body is infatuated with her younger brother-in-law. To win over the man she loves, she even frames her own husband, causing him to be wrongfully imprisoned. Three and a half years in prison crushes every last bit of Yu Linyang’s gentleness, turning him completely dark and crazed. All he wants is revenge; he would love to tear Mi Hao limb from limb. But the woman who used to avoid him like the plague starts getting closer to him, little by little. She brings him food and drink, and even makes him new clothes. Yu Linyang can’t tell what she’s really after, so he uses his own methods to keep her by his side, forbidding her to run away or hide from him. Mi Hao: Brother Lin, I want to go to the county town. Yu Linyang: What, are you going to see Yu Linying again? Mi Hao: ...I just want to buy you something. Yu Linyang: ...I’ll go with you.