[Therapist VS arrogant, paralyzed heir to a wealthy family]
[Marriage before love + forced romance + both virgins + bittersweet romance + possessive love + face-slapping]
Jian Mo is an adopted daughter and substitute heir from a fallen wealthy family. To save her family, she is forced to give up the man she has always loved and marry into one of the most powerful families.
Nan Mushen is the first heir to the Nan family of Haicheng, doted on by everyone. Ruthless and shrewd, he is awkward when it comes to love.
Through a carefully orchestrated scheme, two people from opposite ends of the country are bound together in marriage.
Their friends know only that Nan Mushen was dumped a year ago by the woman he adored, then got into a car accident that left his left leg paralyzed. What they don’t know is that the woman was only a substitute.
On the day they register their marriage, Nan Mushen says coldly, “Miss Jian, don’t touch me.”
But later, the shameless man grips Jian Mo’s chin and leans in suggestively. “I never said I couldn’t touch you.”
Jian Mo grits her teeth. “You shameless lecher. You should’ve stayed paralyzed.”
Nan Mushen grins without a trace of shame. “You’re just that good, Madam. Mm... naturally, the right medicine brings a swift recovery.”
It is very interesting for the author to write group portraits. In just a few strokes, the characters are distinctive.