This Damn Relationship of Perfectly Matched Rivals

[Business marriage + marriage before love + two strong leads + white lotus + scheming + both sexually inexperienced]

Some loves last a thousand years at a glance. There can be no one but you.

I promise you a lifetime of deep love; you promise me a lifetime of madness.

Ye Ziwen and Fu Siyu have disliked each other since childhood. He thinks she is a white-lotus woman, and she thinks he is a sharp-tongued man without a heart.

The more clearly they see through each other, and the more they sense the other’s disgust in their eyes, gestures, and expressions, the more unworthy they feel themselves to be.

He has seen her at her most wretched, and he has hurt her when she was at her most helpless.

So can this relationship really work out?

[The male lead starts out a total jerk, but later turns into an obsessed guard dog. They flirt and spoil each other, and their love is mutual. The later chapters are extra sweet.]

1. Four months into her marriage, the heroine discovers that her father has taken up with a new lover around her own age.

“A little brother?”

“The Ye family needs an heir.”

2. “Zhizhi, I really want a divorce!” Ye Ziwen cries impatiently.

“Sure, sure. We’ll get divorced as soon as I find a designated driver.”

Well, well. The woman who keeps saying she wants a divorce has actually gone to catch her husband cheating, flaunting her huge diamond ring as she complains, “Honey, why aren’t you home yet? I’m so scared all alone.”

Fu Siyu: “...”

If you’re going to look for another woman, at least wait until after the divorce. Don’t you know I can’t stand anything dirty?

3. The gossipers ask every day: Mrs. Fu, have you gotten divorced today?

The woman tugs at the tie the man has just knotted, presses herself against his chest, and whispers in his ear, “Mr. Fu, do you ever regret it?”

Fu Siyu coughs twice and smiles. “You’re the one who changed your mind, aren’t you?”