During a conflict in the apocalypse, Qin Yue, a doctor, ran into a car coming straight toward her while trying to save a pregnant woman. That was Qin Yue’s last memory.
As her consciousness began to return, she felt pain all over. When she opened her eyes, she saw a mottled ceiling, with patches of white, yellow, and gray. “Even the King of Hell’s palace is so run-down,” Qin Yue thought. “What are you trying to do now?” a cold voice said beside her.
She turned her head. “Tss!” Pain made her suck in a sharp breath. She saw a handsome, fair-skinned face behind a pair of unfashionable black-rimmed glasses. The man wore an old military uniform and watched her with a frown and an indifferent expression.
“Gold-rimmed glasses would suit this face better. He has such a scholarly-looking villain face,” Qin Yue thought, almost amused. Wait, something was wrong. She could feel pain. Wasn’t she dead? Her body tensed on instinct. She shot upright, then fell back with a scream. Now Qin Yue was sure she was still alive. The man standing beside her simply watched, a look of disgust flashing through his eyes.
“If you can’t live with this, then divorce me,” the man said, looking at the woman on the bed as if she were about to cause trouble again.
What?! Qin Yue watched him warily. She had only just woken up, so how was she already married? Still, he was exactly her type, even if she hadn’t yet had a chance to dislike his old-fashioned taste. So why was he looking at her with such disgust?
Watch as the sharp-witted political instructor learns how to win his wife back.
The language is concise and vivid. Anyway, it's great.
This article is good, worth reading
Very interesting, I read it in one sitting!
I quite like the heroine's character and don't chase the hero.
Very good, keep up the good work
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
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