I Married a Beijing Heiress Behind My Ex-Wife’s Back

In the third month of Su Yi’s marriage, his luck with women suddenly takes off. A wealthy socialite swears her loyalty to him. A scheming younger woman is willing to be a mistress for love. A famous actress confesses to him in public. But when Su Yi actually gets divorced, those women disappear. At his ex-wife’s wedding, Su Yi runs into those “admirers” again. They look at him as if he’s a joke. “Su Yi, you really thought we’d like you?” “If it weren’t for helping Shen Zhou get what he wanted, you wouldn’t even have been worth a glance!” Su Yi doesn’t know that he is the male supporting character and the female lead’s husband in the women’s romance novel The Boat’s Heart Like the Moon. The female supporting characters deliberately tempt Su Yi into cheating and getting divorced, all to help the male lead, Shen Zhou, find love. Fortunately, Su Yi learns the plot in advance. From then on, Su Yi takes the initiative to divorce and cuts off all his rotten romantic entanglements. But his ex-wife and the other women regret it. In the pouring rain, they kneel outside Su Yi’s home and beg him to take them back. But when the door opens, the woman standing there is the one everyone in the capital’s elite circles fears and respects. Her lovely face is flushed, her cool gaze tinged with displeasure, and her swollen lips part. “My husband only needs me. If you want to kneel, go do it at the grave.” His ex-wife gasps. “Big Sis, what are you doing here? Where’s Su Yi?” “Call him brother-in-law from now on!”