Mo Yuan’s greatest wish in life is to be a carefree, wealthy third-generation heiress. Luckily, she already is one.
But being born into a wealthy family means there are always things beyond your control. For example, the first thing you’re told to do after graduating from college is marry your brother’s good friend, in a business arrangement.
Qin Changlin is her brother’s friend. He’s handsome, rich, and easygoing. Mo Yuan doesn’t understand why their two powerful families suddenly want to arrange a marriage, but she agrees anyway.
Still, something about Qin Changlin doesn’t seem quite right. After observing him closely, Mo Yuan discovers the truth:
Qin Changlin has had a crush on her for years.
A little excited by her discovery, Mo Yuan can’t wait to invite Qin Changlin out to eat.
“Hey, you like me.”
Qin Changlin: “I never said that.”
“Stop denying it. I figured it out. But you liked me when I was still in high school, and you’d already graduated from college. That’s kind of creepy.”
Qin Changlin: “…”
With his secret crush exposed and himself being teased, Qin Changlin smiles. “Yeah, I like you. Want to date?”
“Oh. Sure, let’s give it a try.”
This book is also known as I Started Dating After We Got Married.
A spoiled heiress and a CEO who isn’t your typical domineering tycoon.
We grew up together, so what’s wrong with having a little crush?
Secretly in love before marriage, openly in love after.
The overall writing style is bland, but it is also very interesting. There are no surprises. I don't understand why so few people read it. [What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What][What]
Nice! But whether there is a trap or not, the people behind the Chen family have not explained.
It's great, I don't understand why so few people watch it