After I Turned My First Love into a Domineering CEO, I'm in Trouble

[Sweet romance, domineering CEO wins his wife back, both leads are romantically inexperienced, entirely handwritten novel!]

The first time they met, one glance lasted a lifetime.

He was a carefree rich playboy, a charming rascal who was devoted to her alone.

She was sunny and innocent, working hard to become a diplomat.

When her family suffered a crisis, she had no choice but to raise the child her older brother had left behind.

Not wanting to drag her boyfriend down with her, she made the painful choice to break up with him.

Then they met again.

He had become a domineering CEO, while she was a single mother.

One look between them, and love once again sank deep into their bones.

Li Xiuning buried the grudge he held over being dumped years ago in the deepest abyss.

He didn't mind being a stand-in dad. He just wanted to marry Su Jin and bring her home as his beloved wife.

Unfortunately, his sweetheart was as stubborn as a rock and incredibly hard to win over!

Su Jin: “Could you please stop coming over? My son is home!”

Li Xiuning whispered, “Then I’ll come after he’s asleep.”

Su Jin roared, “That’s not what I meant!”

Li Xiuning: “Then when can I come over?”

Su Jin: “Get lost!”

Li Xiuning said miserably, “If you throw the egg away, how are we supposed to have a baby?”

Su Jin: “…”

She had been too naive. How could the campus heartthrob who talked about nothing but cars really turn into an ascetic, icy CEO?

One day, while her conveniently acquired son was asleep, Li Xiuning barged in.

Li Xiuning: “Baby, let’s take the car out for a spin and make a few little goldfish.”

Su Jin: “What on earth is going on in your head?”

Li Xiuning: “Just you and cars.”

[It's a sweet romance! This book includes first-love stories for several side couples. The author's writing sometimes goes in a straight line and sometimes turns into a chaotic stew, so please bear with me.]

[Don't compare my entirely handwritten novel to something written by a robot. I may not be as talented or capable as one.]