The Daily Grind of Forcing President Song to Divorce

[Reunion After Years Apart + The Man Chases His Wife to the Crematorium + Taking by Force + Coercive Love] [Steady, Rational Male Lead vs. Quirky Female Lead] Song Siyuan cared only about profit, was ruthless in his methods, and had no heart. For three years of their relationship, he indulged and cared for her, smiling as she threw her little tantrums. Qiao Yue thought she was one of the lucky ones. Until the night of graduation, when she heard him tell a friend: “Yueyue’s great. She spices up my dull life, but in the end, she’s just a diversion.” “If I’m going to marry, I need a woman from the right background.” His words hit her like a bucket of cold water, and she came to her senses in an instant. Furious, she texted him: I’m sick of you. We’re breaking up! She packed her things and bought a ticket home that very night. When they met again, he pressured her into getting their marriage certificate. Qiao Yue was miserable. She loved him, but she knew he didn’t respect her as an equal. To him, she was just a toy to pass the time. She wanted to leave. But he had power and influence everywhere. If he wouldn’t let her go, she couldn’t leave. She kept acting out, stirring up trouble, and testing his limits until he finally refused to indulge her any longer. Male Lead’s POV Doing something wrong means you deserve to be punished. That was the lesson Song Siyuan learned at six, after losing the nanny who had cared for and accompanied him. It was etched into his heart. During his senior year of college, he heard Qiao Yue tell her best friend: “So what if you messed up? What’s the big deal? You’re already upset, so let your big sis take you out for hot pot and cheer you up.” So doing something wrong didn’t necessarily mean being punished. You could be comforted instead. Song Siyuan wanted to be comforted too. And so a few lively little surprises found their way into his dull, rigid, mechanical life.