After Becoming the Difficult Ex-Wife, I Made the Seventies Tycoon Panic

[First Marriage, Then Love] [Mutual Devotion] [Male Lead Is Hopelessly in Love] After transmigrating, Wen Zhiwan only wants to cure the paralyzed tycoon, then divorce him and run away. But after he recovers through rehabilitation, he corners her against the wall. "Wifey, you can't flirt with me and then run off!"

Wen Zhiwan prayed at Yonghe Temple to become beautiful.

The good news: her wish came true.

The bad news: she got the short end of the stick and transmigrated into a spoiled ex-wife in a male-oriented period novel.

In the original story, the male lead went hunting in the mountains so she could have meat to eat, then fell and was left disabled.

She thought he was dirty and stinky, called him a useless man, and eventually even cuckolded him with a young educated man from the village.

Later, after the male lead was found by his biological parents, she brought the child she had with the educated youth to meet them.

In the end, the male lead's family sent her to the red-light district, where she spent the rest of her life servicing men.

By the time she died, there wasn't a patch of unburned skin left on her body.

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Wen Zhiwan doesn't want to service men, let alone waste her life in the countryside.

So she does her best to wash the male lead, treat his injured legs, care for him, encourage him, and stay by his side.

The tycoon can't afford medicine?

Then she'll go into the mountains herself to dig up medicinal herbs.

The tycoon is afraid rehabilitation will hurt?

Then she'll cook him something different every day and cheer him up.

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Later, when he's able to walk again and the female lead appears, Wen Zhiwan decides to take her divorce papers and make a clean getaway.

Who could have guessed that the man would pin her down on the bed and ask with overwhelming intensity, "Wifey, did you really think you could flirt with me and then run away?"

Wen Zhiwan is speechless. Big guy, that's not how the book goes.