Three Years of a Cold Marriage: After Their Divorce, the Buddhist Big Shot of Beijing Regrets It to His Core

[Pseudo-taboo romance + failed win-her-back campaign + long-planned pursuit + both leads are each other’s only partners + second male lead wins]

Legal queen Su Wan gave up her career for love and married Shen Jiaxi. Everyone in Beijing’s elite circles was waiting to laugh at her, betting she would be left alone in her marriage. The aloof, Buddha-like man would never descend from his pedestal.

She spent three years alone in their home before discovering he was waiting for a little princess to grow up.

When she divorced him, people laughed that she was being unreasonable. But no one knew that the legendary lawyer whom the business world had raised to great heights was none other than her, now without her wedding ring.

The aloof man from Beijing’s elite circles humbled himself and begged her to take him back, unaware that a top-tier tycoon was already showing her all kinds of advanced techniques.

Su Wan called out to drive him away. “You’d better leave. There’s a clingy big dog at my place, and he’s fierce and needy.”

The top-tier tycoon in her arms nuzzled her neck and pleaded, “Attorney Su, will you marry me? I’ll be your faithful watchdog for life, officially licensed and everything.”

Word around Beijing was that Huo Hanchen was ruthless and cold-hearted. No one knew he had waited ten years, hoping she would come back to him.

He tried threats, bribes, and pretending to be sick so he could act cute, manufacturing chances every day to coax her into marrying him.