Bro, You Can Be a Simp, but I'm Marrying a Beggar

Only after Ruan Yuchun dies does she learn that her older brother is the devoted second male lead in a romance tale. He not only goes blind and lame for the heroine, but is also doomed to have his entire family executed for her sake.

In the ending, the heroine takes the throne in a phoenix-embroidered robe, burdened by guilt toward her brother, and lives a life of favor and glory.

The Ruan family is destroyed, their line wiped out.

Reborn, she sees her brother about to head down the road to ruin all over again. Ruan Yuchun bites her lip, takes the little beggar she just rescued by the hand, and tells her brother righteously:

“Brother, I can never repay him for saving my life, so I’ve decided to marry him.”

“Preferably next month, and we’ll have a baby within the year.”

“Brother, his family has only one son per generation. I can’t have just one child. I need at least five, so you’ll have to help me raise them.”

Ruan Yuheng nearly chokes on his anger. His eyes redden as he roars, “I don’t agree!!!”

Ruan Yuchun: “If you don’t agree, I’ll elope with him.”

Ruan Yuheng: “!!!!”

With his sister keeping him so busy he can barely cope, Ruan Yuheng has no time to get involved with the heroine. He avoids the plot where he goes blind and lame, and Ruan Yuchun breathes a sigh of relief. She secretly prepares a bundle of banknotes to send the “little beggar” out of the capital.

But when she sees a crowd of black-clad men kneeling before the “little beggar,” Ruan Yuchun falls silent.

It dawns on her that the person she casually dragged in as a prop to rile up her brother may not be so ordinary after all.

Ruan Yuchun loses her nerve and immediately tries to cut ties.

But the “little beggar” refuses to let her go. He grabs her wrist with one hand, quietly pulls out a knife with the other, and asks with a placid smile, “A Chun, are you going to seduce me and then abandon me?”

Ruan Yuchun stares at the treasured blade gleaming in the sunlight, her soul scared clean out of her. “…”

Theme: Don’t repeat the mistakes of the past