The Ex-Wife of the Male Lead in a Live-in Son-in-Law Novel

Su Wen had read a wildly popular period romance about a live-in son-in-law. The male lead was a tough, battle-hardened man who made you feel safe, with a bit of a scheming, brooding side.

He was exactly her type, so she generously tipped a million reading coins. Then she transmigrated into the story as the male lead’s awful ex-wife.

In the book, the original owner was the head of a household that had brought in a live-in son-in-law, but instead of taking responsibility for the family, she was hopelessly lovesick. She turned down a massively wealthy husband and, egged on by the sweet-looking heroine, fell for a scumbag from the neighboring village.

After arriving in the story, Su Wen clung to the male lead’s golden thigh and worked hard to make money and build a prosperous life. But her younger sisters were so determined that they begged to follow her example and bring husbands into the family, so their children could all bear the Su surname.

And so Su Wen found herself picking out potential husbands for her sisters every day. They were all handsome, all talented, all with better physiques and stronger family backgrounds than the last. How was she supposed to choose?

The neglected man cornered her behind the door, bristling with indignation. “Are they more handsome than me? Do they have better bodies than me? Are their families stronger than mine?”

Su Wen: “...But they’re my sisters’ husbands.”

“My whole self belongs to you. You can have my bankbooks and my life.”

The next morning, Su Wen woke up, looked at the twenty-some bankbooks, and fell into deep thought...