After Marrying the Dandy Wolf Dog, I Get Kissed by Him Every Night

Su Ruan, a former side character in a restricted romance novel who had awakened a golden finger system, transmigrates into the body of a cannon fodder girl with the same name in a 1980s period setting. The original owner was the abused daughter of Su Dazhuang and Wang Juhua, a family that favored their illegitimate son Su Yaozu and adopted daughter Su Yanhua over their own biological child. Drugged and abandoned in a warehouse by her stepmother to be sold to a night soil collector for two hundred yuan, Su Ruan fights back by crippling her attacker and escaping into the night. Stumbling and dazed from the drug, she collides with Jiang Ran, a rebellious young man known as a little wolf dog who is the youngest son of a wealthy factory director. Recognizing his potential as a tool for her survival and future revenge, Su Ruan manipulates the inexperienced Jiang Ran into taking her to his home, where she cools off and recovers her senses.

Understanding her dire situation, Su Ruan devises a plan to secure a marriage with Jiang Ran to escape her abusive family. She returns to the Su household and reveals that Jiang Ran has agreed to marry her, but she stalls by claiming she is unsure if the match is wise, forcing her greedy father to promise a substantial dowry to ensure the union proceeds. The next day, Su Ruan publicly seduces Jiang Ran at a billiards hall, using a scarf to pull him into a kiss in front of his friends, thereby securing his commitment. Jiang Ran, smitten and eager to prove his masculinity, immediately informs his parents and arranges a formal proposal visit the following morning, unaware of the manipulative scheme behind his sudden engagement.

During the proposal visit, the Jiang family arrives at the dilapidated Su home with lavish betrothal gifts, including a transistor radio and expensive fabrics. They are shocked by the squalid environment and the obsequious, greedy behavior of Su Dazhuang and Wang Juhua. Su Ruan appears, contrasting sharply with her family’s vulgarity, and Jiang Ran fiercely defends her dignity, ordering her to sit and refuse menial tasks. The visit is interrupted by Su Yanhua, who arrives with her boyfriend Liu Wenbin to propose, hoping to outshine Su Ruan. However, Liu Wenbin’s meager gifts are humiliatingly inferior to the Jiang family’s offerings, leading to a public humiliation that Su Yaozu exacerbates by mocking the couple.

As the Jiang family prepares to leave, Su Ruan confronts her parents about the promised dowry. When they attempt to offer only her stepmother’s tarnished silver bracelets, Su Ruan demands the return of a wooden box left by her deceased birth mother, which contained her rightful inheritance. She exposes her parents’ theft and their plan to use the betrothal gifts to subsidize Su Yaozu’s future marriage. The Jiang family, witnessing the abuse and greed firsthand, supports Su Ruan’s demands. Su Dazhuang and Wang Juhua are forced to concede, though their resentment grows. Jiang Ran, now fully protective of Su Ruan, insists she leave the toxic household immediately, marking the beginning of her rise from a abused cannon fodder to a woman determined to reclaim her life and dismantle the family that wronged her.