Addicted to Being Spoiled

On the day she returned to the country, Jiang Youci was nearly violated, but was rescued by a man she had met only once.

When she learned he was Fu Jinyuan, the powerful Mr. Fu who could turn the tide in Country A, she decided to marry him that very night.

This time, she would take back everything that belonged to her.

A few days later, they registered their marriage.

Jiang Youci fell in love with him over time. Only by chance did she discover that he had been the one to fall first all along, and that they had met long before.

Years later, hearing him call her by her childhood nickname, Niannian, suddenly brought her thoughts back to that year.

They had been each other’s salvation in childhood, and Fu Jinyuan was now her god.

Online and at competitions, Jiang Youci revealed one secret identity after another, growing bold under his affection, all because he told her:

“You can do whatever you want. I’m here for you.”

Fu Jinyuan was her greatest source of confidence.

He quietly showed up at a gala to stand by her. At an auction, jealous and unwilling to admit it, he outbid someone else and paid a hundred million for a rose brooch just to make her smile.

Later, when he went on a mission, her words, “The child and I will be waiting for you to come home,” brought him to his knees in front of everyone.

When his life hung in the balance, she copied Buddhist scriptures and prayed for him.

Their love was always something they could proudly show off.

Even their names seemed made for each other.

One was “the fish in the pond longs for the old abyss,” and the other was “Ci yearns for Yuan.”

Those who never forget are sure to hear an answer.

How could you miss the person you loved when you were young?

[The writing isn’t great, so don’t read if you care about prose. No melodrama, very sweet, and no misunderstandings.]