The Live-in Son-in-Law Tears the Trashy Man Apart

Gong's perspective:

The upstanding young man He Zhiyan transmigrated into the body of the He family's young master. He had only just turned eight and hadn't even had a chance to enjoy life before someone made him mentally disabled. He spent nearly ten years wandering outside, then was tricked into marrying into the second branch of the Yu family as a live-in son-in-law. He had no idea the second branch was harboring ulterior motives and had married him for another reason. Nor did he know that the only son of the Yu family's first branch was the person he'd been longing to find.

Half a year after the wedding, the fool Ji Ping'an caught his husband cheating on him, and was killed for it.

Reborn in a single moment, he remembered the past and swore to get justice for himself.

As for the only son of the Yu family's first branch, of course he'd bring him under his wing and protect him well.

Shou's perspective:

If anyone asked who the unluckiest person in Yuzhou City was, Yu Qingran would certainly volunteer himself. He had only gone to a banquet at the invitation of a classmate, yet somehow he'd managed to attract a menace.

The menace was good-looking, sure, with a fine, well-proportioned figure, but he was far too arrogant. At their first meeting, he announced that he wanted to marry Yu Qingran. What absurd nonsense.

Yu Qingran's response, naturally, was to... think it over carefully.

A ruthless A who is even more ruthless to outsiders than to his beloved, He Zhiyan VS a sunny, cheerful, wealthy young master O, Yu Qingran

[Reading Guide]

Ancient-era ABO. The setting, adapted from other authors' work: A = Tianqian, B = Zhongyong, O = Kunze, pheromones = fragrant pheromones, scent glands = fragrance glands, high compatibility = "a match made by Heaven," heat = passion tide.

A few things up front:

1. The gong returns to normal right at the start. In his previous life, when he was still a fool, he had no improper relationship with the shou. During his marriage to the scumbag, he observed the rules of male virtue and never cheated.

2. The fool plot doesn't involve any other kind of play.

3. The gong loves the shou, loves him very, very much, the kind of love that's B.T. (probably?). The shou loves the gong too, and doesn't mind being treated in a B.T. way.

4. I can't promise there won't be a secondary couple. I'll update this when I'm sure.

5. It might still be a medium-to-long novel.

6. Saving this spot.

7. I'll say more if I think of anything.

Theme: We must gain the world with our own hands.