Zhao Wanwan had a child out of wedlock, bringing shame on her mother, who kicked her out of the house.
To get her son registered so he could attend kindergarten, Zhao Wanwan embarked on a string of blind dates.
On the day of one date, a strange man took her straight to register their marriage, and her life afterward was turned upside down.
First, her son got into the best private kindergarten in the city.
Then the awful relatives who wanted to suck her dry suddenly started behaving themselves.
At work, all sorts of problems, big and small, were resolved for her.
Even the bad reputation she had earned for having a child out of wedlock was completely cleared away...
Watching her husband in name alone turn the world upside down with a flick of his hand, Zhao Wanwan trembled with fear. “W-Who are you, really?”
“Wife, isn’t it a little late to ask that now?” the tycoon said with a smile.
His smile made Zhao Wanwan’s heart flutter anxiously. “T-Then what else don’t I know?”
The tycoon said, “That our son is my biological child. Does that count?”
Zhao Wanwan: “...”
I have read a lot of articles about CEOs, and in my eyes it seems to be quite an excellent piece of work. First of all, the novel does not show a particularly high level of literary talent, there is no ups and downs of the storyline with intense conflicts, and there is no specially designed to elevate the image of the hero and heroine; however, in the relatively flat lines, it can use more strokes to show the mental journey of the hero and heroine, the inner growth of loving each other and inspiring each other, and the description of children's education is quite brilliant, which provides inspiration and warning to people. I can't remember which book contains this passage: "The true greatness of a person lies in his ability to see his own insignificance." The protagonist's inner reflection is also a brilliant piece of writing. We don't know whether the author of the novel had similar life experiences.
It's very heartwarming, the male and female protagonists have very upright views, the children are very sensible, I've seen almost half of it, and there are no surprises so far
This is a book about educating children. It is important to be a positive parent.
Very nice, I like it Very nice, I like it
Very nice, I like it very much
Yes, it's pretty good-looking. It just depends on whose child Lele is. Is it Lu's son?
Is Lele the male protagonist's child? How many chapters do you know?
What are the worries behind?
Like this book very much.
Very well written and beautiful