Married to a Bad Man

When Gu Yinchen made her confession letter public, Su Nian’s heart died on that rainy night. Gu Yinchen’s tenderness had once been like a ray of light, illuminating her bleak life. When that light went out, Su Nian accepted her father’s request and walked into the abyss that was Zhou Beiming. Rumor had it that Zhou Beiming had been with countless women and was the most feared man in Yucheng. They said he had broken several women’s ribs in bed, and once spent a fortune building a pleasure house where he could amuse himself with women. But when they first met, a handsome man held an umbrella over her in the pouring rain. He asked her, “Little bunny, want to come home with me?” She placed her hand in his palm and became his mistress for two years. Zhou Beiming never broke her ribs. He only kept her company in bed night after night. There were still always other women around him, but later, Zhou Beiming married her in a marriage of convenience. The most untouchable man in Yucheng came home from work every night to do the laundry and cook. He gave her money to spend and risked his life to protect her. He asked for nothing else, just to kiss her, cuddle her, and lift her up in his arms. Until, at last, Zhou Beiming’s first love returned from abroad. It turned out she was only a substitute, because she looked like the woman he loved. Su Nian decided to step aside and let them be together. She signed the divorce papers and left. But the arrogant, self-assured man’s eyes turned red as he called her blind. He said, “Niannian, you are my first love and the one I cherish most. You’re the only one I’ve ever loved.” He said, “If you can’t see it, I’ll show you a thousand, ten thousand times. If you can’t hear it, I’ll tell you every sweet thing there is to say. But you are not allowed to divorce me.” Su Nian was moved. It turned out there was someone in this world who would do anything for her again and again, and someone who would cry because she didn’t want him.