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After I Dumped the Live-in Son-in-Law, Mr. Fu Went Mad
After I Dumped the Live-in Son-in-Law, Mr. Fu Went Mad Plot:
To escape a loveless marriage, Su Wan resolutely divorces her seemingly meek husband Fu Sihan. But her newfound freedom ignites his obsessive possessiveness. Shedding his humble facade, Fu uses his immense power to trap her in a gilded cage. 'Every time you run, I destroy something you cherish.' As tenderness twists into madness and love warps into obsession, Su realizes this marriage was never hers to end. Is it hatred that binds them—or a heart already surrendered?
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