Han Lu is an ordinary graphic designer and an unsigned online novelist. She leads a simple life and has simple dreams. At a friend’s house, she meets Jiang Haoran, the proud and possessive eldest son of the Jiang family. The two of them have a minor unpleasant encounter over a piece of mille-feuille.
Han Lu casually blurts out, “I don’t like men,” giving Jiang Haoran an idea. He proposes a marriage of convenience, offering 1.2 million yuan in return. Each hoping to gain a fortune, they reach an agreement and sign a one-year marriage contract. Over the course of that year, their relationship deepens and changes profoundly.
But the contract is about to expire. Though they have both come to understand their true feelings, they have no choice but to let go of their love because another woman stands between them. Li Huafang was the woman Jiang Haoran once asked to marry him. She rejected him after being disabled in a car accident, but now she has suddenly changed her mind and demands that he keep his promise and marry her...
Jiang Haoran and Han Lu marry for money and break their contract for love. Their story is full of twists and turns in both romance and family life. Read on for the full story in “Breaking the Contract.”
I don't know why no one comments on such a beautiful work? This work is very real, with a strong atmosphere of fireworks. There is no green tea, only one former girlfriend of the male protagonist. Although I haven't seen the ending yet, I can't help but write a review. I feel like I can't stop watching it 🤭 😳
The author's writing is smooth and the story has ups and downs. It is highly recommended.
Very nice, keep up the good work, author
The plot is compact, and I feel sorry for the heroine but also feel lucky that she met a good man.