The cation‐π cross‐linked heat‐resistant K‐poly(N‐aryleneindole sulphone) PINSU film, which has a high glass transition temperature (Tg = 268°C) and a decomposition temperature (Td = 547°C), was prepared by soaking PINSU film in alkaline aqueous solutions. Compared with the linear polymer PINSU, the Tg and Td of the K‐PINSU were significantly enhanced. The dynamic cation‐π cross‐linking can be reversibly removed and reconstructed driven by external stimulations in the polymer network, which endows the cross‐linked K‐PINSU with cyclable behavior and excellent mechanical stability. In addition, we have successfully demonstrated that the Tg of the K‐PINSU can be nondestructively detected by monitoring the changes in fluorescence intensity.