
The Fourth Kind of Marriage Before Love
第四种先婚后爱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 150k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Marriage First, Love Later: A CEO Who Spoils His Wife
Looking for recommendations for a whirlwind marriage with a domineering CEO who absolutely dotes on his wife!
Modern-Day Marriage First, Love Later
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A peaceful and heart-warming story💞💞💞 Dentist Cen Chuan met self-media personality Yuan Man at a wedding. The two were junior high school alumni, and their hearts palpitated. They started with a trial marriage, slowly got to know each other, and finally spent the full moon together. No scum, no scum, ordinary people slowly fall in love. 2024-1-26Marriage first, love later
I don't know if it's my imagination, but in the two works of the author, I saw a female protagonist who doesn't know much about cooking but can bake, and a male protagonist who is not very good at talking but has a little sense of humor. Fireworks burst out from time to time, and the bloody story of "having a drink and enjoying yourself" seems to be experiencing every bit of the plot of the novel in the process of describing love in a plain way~ So, Listen to the wind and wait for the flowers to bloom - "Listen to the wind" Haruki Murakami
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It's very interesting, not procrastinating, not boring, I like this kind of book that is close to daily life.
It's a bit realistic, and it's also quite natural to overdo it. It makes people believe that sweetness exists, but the probability is not high.
The book was finished without any warning, and I felt a little disappointed and a little emotional. This is a daily and warm little story, with the comfort of the gurgling river and the warmth of the spring breeze. It is worth recommending It's a pity that no one saw it
There is no bloody tyrant, no silly sweetheart, and no White Lotus plot about half-sisters. The author's book is like a clear stream that fills the air 👍👍👍
It's a very plain and realistic fairy tale. The love between two people is really like the relationship between an old couple. It's good-looking and highly recommended!
The author's writing style is exquisite and it is a good article worth reading carefully! Good looking! A book worth recalling! It deserves to be seen by more people!
Very relevant to life, like narrating one's own past