In a certain period novel, there is such a supporting female character: she first becomes attracted to the male lead because of his looks and forces her way into marrying him. Later, after the male lead injures both his legs, she wants to escape the marriage, but her father compels her to go through with it; afterward, she elopes with a pretty boy, successfully triggering the male lead's darkening (villainization) value. When Su Jiaojiao transmigrates into her role, faced with her father's grim expression, she abruptly changes her words: "I'll marry-how could I be unwilling to marry!" The next second, a voice rings out in her mind... --- Married a Disabled Bigshot in the 1970s (七十年代嫁给残疾大佬) by home Dubu Tianxia (home毒步天下)

This novel is high in sweetness with no angst. One male lead and one female lead, one-on-one romance, full of sugary moments. Readers avoiding sugar overload, please detour. "Woman, remember this: in this lifetime and the next, you can only be my woman, Huo Yuancheng's." He pulls her into his arms. "Fine. But you must dote on me, love me, tolerate me-for a lifetime." She happily agrees. Later, the iron-blooded and aloof Young Marshal Huo transforms into a wife-doting fanatic, determined to become the number one wife-pampering man of the Republican era. He must listen to his wife's lectures, accept her scolding and beatings, accompany her to sleep, and willingly let her spend money. As for the "three dotings," the entire Huo household must comply: mother-in-law dotes, sister-in-law dotes, husband dotes. In short, Huo Yuancheng's woman is to be spoiled to the extreme. Young Marshal, Your Wife Is Being Flirted With Again and Again (少帥，你老婆又雙叒叕被人撩了) by Shang Ziyao (尚梓垚)