Marry a bad man

When Gu Yinchen publicly revealed her love letter, Su Nian’s heart died that rainy night. Gu Yinchen’s gentleness had once been a ray of light, illuminating her dark life. But when that light faded, Su Nian accepted her father’s request and stepped into the abyss of Zhou Beiming. Rumor had it that Zhou Beiming had slept with countless women and was the most feared man in Yucheng. It was said he had broken several women’s ribs in bed and had spent lavishly to create a brothel for his pleasure. Yet, at their first meeting, in the pouring rain, a handsome man held an umbrella for her. He asked, “Little bunny, do you want to come home with me?” She placed her hand in his palm and became his mistress for two years. Zhou Beiming didn’t break her ribs; he only made her pleasure every night. He still had many women around him, but later, Zhou Beiming agreed to a marriage of convenience with her. The most fearsome man in Yucheng came home every night after work to do laundry and cook, gave her money to spend, and protected her with his life. He asked for nothing more than to kiss, hug, and lift her up high. In the end, Zhou Beiming’s white moonlight returned to the country. It was Wanwan who resembled her, simply because she resembled her. Su Nian planned to step down and let him finally be her husband, signing the divorce papers and leaving. The arrogant and self-assured man, however, had tears in his eyes and called her blind. He said, “Nian Nian, you are my white moonlight, you are my cinnabar mole, from beginning to end I have only loved you.” He said, “If you can’t see it, I can do it a thousand times, ten thousand times; if you can’t hear it, I can say all the sweet words to you, but you are not allowed to divorce me.” Su Nian was moved. She realized that there were people in the world willing to do anything for her, and people who cried because she didn’t want them. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Marry a bad man — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠