Drunk one night, she made the reckless declaration that she would marry a man she didn’t love. Six months into their whirlwind marriage, she spends his money however she likes, getting into fights, going clubbing, staying out all night, and doing every awful thing she can think of, all to make her husband dump her. But he indulges and spoils her, refusing to back down and insisting that she’s the only one for him. She keeps pushing at his limits, provoking him and demanding a divorce, as if she would rather die than yield. Enraged, he declares, “You want a divorce? It’ll happen only if I die. Otherwise, there’s no chance in this lifetime.”
She smashes everything in the house just to vent her anger. “We’re incompatible in bed, so we have to divorce. Otherwise, we’ll both go down together.”
“Incompatible? I’d say we fit together just fine,” he says with an evil curl of his lips.
One day, they become strangers to each other, the most familiar strangers of all, struggling in the whirlpool of love with no way back.
I have never seen such an outrageous male protagonist, what is he doing? He also said that Shi Ai lightning protection is not good-looking at all. Chunchun is sick. The more I watch, the more angry I get.