How hard could getting a divorce be? Hard enough to leave both her hands wrecked. Lying on the operating table, she says, "Li Shu, let's get divorced. I won't take any of your assets. I'll give you my shares."
Li Shu, who has refused to fulfill his marital duties, refuses: "I'm not getting divorced. Let's just make do."
Make do with what, exactly? You used to be the man I couldn't get into bed. Now I just want to be the woman you can't get into bed!
But before she can even start swearing her solemn oath, that jerk Li Shu has her pinned against the bed! And he doesn't stop at pinning her down in bed: he dares to do it in the hotel kitchen, too!
What? He won't divorce her and now he wants a baby? Where was he all this time?
Li Shu says, "We're responding to the national call. A few years ago, it was all about having high-quality babies early. Now they're encouraging a second child."
Li Shu is determined to show her, in no time at all, just what it means to say: "Li Shu has a thousand tricks, and every one of them is sweet!"
I admire the heroine's love for the hero, her wholehearted and unconditional trust and support. It's just that the ending was a bit boring and ended abruptly.
It's pretty, and still very sweet.
It's very beautiful, and the subject matter is quite novel.
It's okay, sweet.
Like the feeling of first love