[One-on-one + Both leads are faithful + Marriage before love + Extreme double standards + Sweet romance + Devoted husband protects his wife + Warm and loving + Real heiress]
Su Qingyan was lost at the age of eight and suffered amnesia. Everyone expected the real heiress to return, but her biological parents favored their adopted daughter, thinking Su Qingyan was an ungrateful wretch who couldn't be raised properly and was too poor and shabby to fit in.
Poor? Pitiful? Nobody believes in her? Her husband from their impulsive marriage is here to stand up for her!
In the eyes of outsiders, Lu Shiyan is the living King of Hell, feared and fawned over throughout the business world, and the head of a top conglomerate. He's said to be an untouchable flower on a lofty peak, keeping everyone at arm's length.
But the Lu Shiyan Su Qingyan knows…
His wife needs jewelry? He fills an entire cabinet with the finest pieces!
His wife needs skincare? He piles up mountains of luxury brand sets!
His wife needs a house? She can pick any luxury apartment overlooking the river!
His wife wants to travel? His private jet is ready to go!
His wife needs clothes? He buys out the entire luxury boutique!
Su Qingyan: This doesn't seem right. Weren't we supposed to be a contract couple?
Her new husband is domineering and capable, spoiling her to the bone. But what really makes her heart race is what happens at night.
When Su Qingyan falls asleep, Lu Shiyan pulls her into his arms and holds her tight.
Later, every night, he bends down to kiss her, starting at her forehead.
He kisses and caresses her until she can barely catch her breath, then murmurs hoarsely in her ear, “Go to sleep, wife.”
One night, she wakes up thirsty and tries to quietly get out of bed.
He scoops her right back into his arms. “Where are you going? I'll carry you.”
How did their promised lonely nights apart turn into her being so cherished that her legs go weak just getting out of bed?
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After they go public,
her biological parents, on the verge of bankruptcy, come begging her for help.
Sorry! You used to ignore her, and now she's far beyond your reach!
A good article, the description always revolves around the main line, no delay, no watering down, concise and clear, simple characters, refreshing and sweet writing. It's just that the ending was a bit rushed. It would be great to add a few extra chapters and write about the family happiness of children around the knees. That would be a great perfection and a happy reunion.