[Transmigration + don't overthink it + beginner household intrigue + both leads are each other's first love + healing + sweet romance + slow burn]
Does “ending the marriage” mean the same thing as “divorce”? After transmigrating overnight and becoming a general's wife, Song Qingge faces the Gu family and can only say:
“I'm a total rookie. I don't want to fight household battles, and I don't know how. I just want some money and a divorce.”
“I'll help you deal with those people outside. You pay me for it, and once the job is done, we'll divorce and go our separate ways.”
“Look at it any way you like, I'm still the one losing out here. I really don't know how to fight household battles.”
But in response to Song Qingge's friendly offer, Gu Beichen says:
“I don't have any money right now, and I have no one to give you either. You're on your own, with no backup. You'll have to handle everything yourself.”
Gu Beichen keeps getting face-slapped, while Song Qingge gets rich. What else could she possibly want besides a divorce?
Being a rookie in household intrigue is Song Qingge's fate, and so is taking the money and divorcing. But Gu Beichen refuses to let her have her way. He just wants to keep clinging to her and riding on her coattails.
Does “ending the marriage” mean the same thing as “divorce”?
No, no, no. They sound alike, but they're written differently and mean different things, because the two of them both want to separate and stay together!
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