Temperament

[Marriage first, love later + childhood sweetheart + secret love + chasing his wife to the crematorium + he + marrying a hostage + revenge] *White cut black sober little bitter melon VS the unruly and sinister boss in the Beijing circle When Song Zhiyi was five years old, a family accident happened. Both of his parents died and he was adopted by the Wen family. He changed his name to Wen Zhiyi. When he thought he was favored by the God of Luck, he never expected to fall into another hell. From then on, his fate was left in the control of others. Twenty years later, Wen Zhiyi had no choice but to marry Zhou Yan, the leader of the business community in northern Beijing, and began a three-year hidden marriage in name only. Faced with the schemes of the outside world and the harsh words from their husbands, Wen Zhiyi and Zhou Yan unanimously chose to hide the seeds that had sprouted in their hearts since childhood. But who can keep their love completely private... In the process of getting along, one seed grew wantonly over reason, while the other withered at the same speed. At the same time, the truth about the demise of the Song family and the secrets hidden behind their marriage also surfaced bit by bit. After another accidental fall off a cliff, Wen Zhiyi unexpectedly learned the truth of what happened that year and decided to return for revenge. As a result, the hostage quietly became the person in power [Wen Zhiyi: Zhou Yan, do you know why I study medicine? Because I also want to feel the feeling of controlling other people's destiny...] Early stage: Zhou Yan: Wanting to talk sincerely under the gambling table is just the hostage's wishful thinking. Later period: Zhou Yan: It's not the hostage, it's my temperament ps. Shuangjie! Double clean! The heroine Xiao Kugua's parents died when she was young, and she was also bullied in the Wen family. At that time, only the male protagonist was kind to her, and she was slightly abused in the early stage. The names are purely fictitious and any similarities are purely fictitious