"High sweetness + marriage first, love later + medical sweet pet + two-way redemption + refreshing article"
From "iceberg hitting iceberg" to "damp and clingy man"
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Early stage - On the wedding night, the male protagonist lifts the acupuncture tray ("Don't touch me with the hands that have been in the sink"), but the female protagonist picks up the needles and bleeds and still insists on treatment; the female protagonist has a fever and hugs the male protagonist unconsciously, but the male protagonist freezes but secretly wraps the two of them in a blanket ("If the fever continues, I will lose control").
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- During the ambiguous period, the heroine brushes against the hero's waist, and the tips of the hero's ears turn red and pretends to be calm; the hero has feelings in his legs but hides it, stealing a kiss while the heroine is sleeping ("Don't wake up from this dream")
- Sweet pet in the later period: After her legs healed, she publicly held the heroine's hand to declare her sovereignty. At the banquet, she yelled at the green tea "Don't embarrass yourself if your hands are shaking." She named her child "Nian Yao" and "Si Ruan" and took the heroine back to the venue of her first marriage on her silver wedding anniversary to confess her love. She clings to people every day and says, "I'll go wherever you go," and she enjoys living a "wifely control".
Ji Ruanyao originally wanted to marry a "paralytic" to take revenge on the scumbag, but in the days of giving Shen Yan acupuncture and blocking his troubles every day, she gradually felt that this "cold-faced King of Hell" was more reliable than anyone else; while Shen Yan, on the other hand, said that her acupuncture was a "local method", but secretly protected her closely, and even more clung to her after her legs healed.
It's obviously a "makeshift marriage" where everyone gets what they want, but why do they go from being disliked by each other to becoming inseparable from each other? Who was the one who was moved first and turned this "revenge scene" into a real relationship?
