Xu Ke was forced into a desperate situation by being pressured to get married, and she caught her boyfriend of three years cheating on a rich girl. Frustrated, she randomly dragged an "unemployed vagrant" into a flash marriage at the door of the Civil Affairs Bureau.
After marriage, she concentrated on her career and stayed away from her soft-hearted husband, but unexpectedly, he always stepped forward when she was in trouble——
Being framed at work, he secretly handed over key evidence;
When the best relatives make things difficult, he protects his wife domineeringly and slaps her in the face;
Even the big bosses that the company cooperates with respect him respectfully.
It wasn't until Kang Group's 100 billion press conference, when Xu Ke looked at the CEO in suits and leather shoes on the stage with full aura, that he was shocked to realize that his poor husband was actually Kang Xianzhi, an invisible billionaire!
"Honey, the contract has expired and it's time to renew it for life."
Kang Xianzhi pulled her into his arms, his eyes filled with deep affection that he couldn't hide.
It turned out that he had already been deeply in love with her from the moment they first met, and the flash marriage was just a gentle trap that he had planned for a long time.
This is a sweet story that begins with a contract and ends with true love. It slaps a scumbag in the face and counterattacks the life of a wealthy family. The whole process is sweet and cruel!
Reader comments
How to put it, anyway, it's this and that... I don't understand what the male protagonist's concealment is for, and the logic is illogical. The female protagonist obviously already knows the male protagonist's identity, and she said she confessed in the hospital corridor, and she also gave an explanation. The female protagonist also forgives her. In the next chapter, it's like she has lost her memory, and she starts guessing about her identity again. Finally, she forcibly pursues his wife at the crematorium. It's really forceful, and the male protagonist doesn't understand the meaning of his concealment at all. In the story, I thought that the male protagonist wanted to secure his inheritance or have his own ideas to manipulate the situation secretly to give himself the confidence to prevent the female protagonist from getting hurt, so he didn't want to reveal his identity. Who knows, but he was deliberately concealing it, without any back-up. The female protagonist has said many times that she doesn't care about the male protagonist's identity, as long as she confesses that it's nothing. It made me have high blood pressure. In order to forcefully pursue his wife in the crematorium, it really destroyed all logic. I suspected that the author had made a mistake in the order of the books, but after a closer look, it seemed that he had not made a mistake. He looked silent. (Of course I didn't finish it, but when I saw the heroine knew his identity, I couldn't stand it anymore. Don't spray, don't spray!) (The heroine was surprised when she found out the identity. If I remember correctly, the identity of the male protagonist was revealed at least three times, and she was surprised. I was surprised! It was really a forced pursuit of my wife in the crematorium.) It's not easy for the author to write, thank you for your hard work.
How to put it, anyway, it's this and that... I don't understand what the male protagonist's concealment is for, and the logic is illogical. The female protagonist obviously already knows the male protagonist's identity, and she said she confessed in the hospital corridor, and she also gave an explanation. The female protagonist also forgives her. In the next chapter, it's like she has lost her memory, and she starts guessing about her identity again. Finally, she forcibly pursues his wife at the crematorium. It's really forceful, and the male protagonist doesn't understand the meaning of his concealment at all. In the story, I thought that the male protagonist wanted to secure his inheritance or have his own ideas to manipulate the situation secretly to give himself the confidence to prevent the female protagonist from getting hurt, so he didn't want to reveal his identity. Who knows, but he was deliberately concealing it, without any back-up. The female protagonist has said many times that she doesn't care about the male protagonist's identity, as long as she confesses that it's nothing. It made me have high blood pressure. In order to forcefully pursue his wife in the crematorium, it really destroyed all logic. I suspected that the author had made a mistake in the order of the books, but after a closer look, it seemed that he had not made a mistake. He looked silent. (Of course I didn't finish it, but when I saw the heroine knew his identity, I couldn't stand it anymore. Don't spray, don't spray!) (The heroine was surprised when she found out the identity. If I remember correctly, the identity of the male protagonist was revealed at least three times, and she was surprised. I was surprised! It was really a forced pursuit of my wife in the crematorium.) It's not easy for the author to write, thank you for your hard work.
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