[Whirlwind marriage + one-on-one romance + both leads are each other's first and only + secret identity + sweet romance + happy ending + contract marriage + marriage first, love later + wealthy family + devoted husband + love grows over time]
After her boyfriend of many years broke up with her over buying a house, Zhou Qing decided to follow her boss's suggestion and go on a blind date.
They met that very day, got their marriage license that very day, and signed a trial-marriage agreement as well.
They wouldn't interfere in each other's lives, and if things didn't work out, they would divorce after six months.
After they got married, everything seemed to go her way. No matter what trouble came along, they could resolve it with ease.
One day, she was told that the richest man in Huaguo, worth hundreds of billions, looked exactly like her husband...
It turned out her husband had always been wary that she might take advantage of him, so Zhou Qing decided to break up.
But he pinned her against the wall, his eyes red and filled with boundless affection.
“We signed a contract, so this is for life. You're not allowed to change your mind.”
I think this plot is quite realistic, but the male protagonist's relationship is a bit awkward, and the female protagonist is also a bit shy, but this is what the plot requires. Overall, it's pretty good. I recommend it!
I read the book in one sitting. What attracts me is that its language is concise and clean, and it describes the appearance, words and deeds, psychology and surrounding environment of the characters. It is relatively accurate, direct and very relevant to contemporary life. It is written around the lives of several young Beipiao girls represented by the heroine when they first entered society and before and after they got married. Each has its own story. Although people are different, on the whole they fight against fate and the world with intelligence, kindness, and strength, and live soberly and tenaciously. On the contrary, the image of the male protagonist in the story is more full-bodied, and his words, deeds, and self-cultivation feelings are written in more detail and fullness. The stories in the book are closer to life. The shortcoming is: after the heroine finished her main job as a "host" in the workplace, she no longer had a remarkable performance, and her image was not full enough. The story in the book has few twists and turns, lacks a grand description of the general environment, and is relatively simple.
A very interesting book with wonderful content
It's pretty good, some of the plots are quite real.