I Got Together with the Male Lead's Older Brother

Lu Ning transmigrates into a novel and becomes the wife of the male lead's older brother. The original owner likes the male lead. Unable to have him, she flies into a rage and marries his older brother, whose legs are disabled. But she treats the male lead's brother terribly, constantly hitting and scolding him and often looking at him with disgust. In the novel, the original owner's fate is grim. After learning that she abused his older brother, the male lead takes brutal revenge on her. By then, however, the male lead's brother is already suffering from severe depression. Because he is disabled, everyone denies that he has any worth. In the end, he is looked down on, and after the divorce, he lives alone in the mountains and never comes back. Looking at the exceptionally handsome man before her, Lu Ning thinks that maybe she can treat him a little better. But he doesn't appreciate it at all. Then, bye-bye! Xie Lingxuan has always known that Lu Ning married him because she likes his younger brother. But he doesn't care. He's already a good-for-nothing, after all. He married her only to fulfill his family's wishes and provide what little value he can. He never expected that one day she would suddenly change and start standing up for him at every turn. Xie Lingxuan watches her performance coldly, until one day she asks for a divorce. Then he panics. Up Next: [The Male Lead's Stepsister] Eighteen-year-old Lixia transmigrates into a novel as a supporting female character. She assumes that after refusing her mother's request to remarry, her mother will respect her wishes. But it turns out they have already registered their marriage. So Lixia has no choice but to go with her mother to her stepfather's home. There, she meets Zhou Xiao, the male lead of the novel. Someone who hates her, too. There are plenty of conflicts between the children in a blended family, but their parents turn a blind eye. Zhou Xiao and Lixia don't get along, either on the surface or in private. Later, when trouble comes, the boy helps her deal with it, looking thoroughly annoyed. You're Lixia, and I'm the wind. The cold-faced boy has long been harboring desire for her. As it happens, she feels the same way. Theme: Tomorrow will be better