On my wedding day, I changed grooms.
Just as Wen Lingyi's bridal sedan reached her husband's home, her “husband's lover” showed up with an “illegitimate child” to steal the bride.
As the guests erupted in an uproar, she snipped her wedding dress in half and said with a smile:
“I'm not calling off this wedding. I'm marrying your big brother instead!”
Pei Yan, the man she'd named, sat in the corner and calmly produced their marriage agreement:
“My wife, I've already changed the family genealogy for you.”
Later, all of the capital knew that:
That powerful, unhinged official was crouching in the kitchen, brewing his wife a contraceptive tonic:
“Good girl, eat first before we poison your enemies.”
[The chaotic, scumbag-punishing daily life of an unhinged couple]
◆ Her: A gentle, refined lady on the surface, with a knife hidden behind her smile
◆ Him: A seemingly aloof official, secretly hopelessly in love
“Husband, should the coffin have a sliding lid or a hinged one?”
“Either is fine. Just leave a skylight so I can climb in at night and coax you to sleep.”
This marriage just gets sweeter the crazier it gets.
It's not bad, it's a battle of wits and machinations. The male protagonist didn't talk a lot during the first marriage. He originally wanted to save his wife's life. Unfortunately, he didn't say anything, which caused the female protagonist to misunderstand. They both lived in pain and lost their baby. Fortunately, the two finally resolved their misunderstanding and got married again.
The writing is very good, the writing style is superb 👍 ❤️, it belongs to the Machiavellian category. The plot is complicated and confusing, one link after another, and the truth is slowly revealed. If you like this type of writing, I recommend reading it.
Overcoming obstacles, getting married with twists and turns