(A two-faced, tender, controlling male lead x a sweet, gentle top-student heroine who flirts without realizing it | A bittersweet, easy-to-read romance + 1v1 + HE)
Main story:
After an accident, Shen Weining transmigrates seven years into the future. When she opens her eyes, someone has her pinned beneath him, “bullying” her. He has already stolen her breath, and, even more outrageously, won’t leave her tongue alone.
Only after he’s had his fill does she smack him with her little hand, and discover that she has become the wife of her nemesis, Gu Yewang.
Heroine’s POV:
I accidentally transmigrated seven years into the future and became the wife of my nemesis, Gu Yewang.
Why do I call him my nemesis? Because the day before I transmigrated, we had a huge fight. I’d already blacklisted him in my heart, but the next second, I was lying in his arms while he kissed me.
I was forced to accept the fact that we were married, but in reality, I kept trying to avoid it. He seemed to realize this too. That day, he “went crazy” at the hospital, questioning me again and again and forcing me to admit what our relationship was. He was so domineering, even cruel, but I could still feel his fear of losing me and the vulnerability in his eyes.
At that moment, my heart softened. I put myself in chains and gave that man the right to claim me.
Just when I thought I’d be stuck there forever, I transmigrated back again. When I woke up, I thought it had all been a dream.
I went back to my normal life. Gu Yewang was the one who took me to the infirmary that day.
I remembered. Before I fell, I’d overheard him on the balcony saying I was stupid and annoying.
Later, he mistook me for someone who liked him and cruelly rejected my “confession.”
We fell into a complete cold war...
It feels rude for the male protagonist to say that he doesn't want to say it. Also, a strange female classmate doesn't speak for the female protagonist. They are all scolding the female protagonist. In the end, it was the boys who stood up and said nice things. Please be friendly to the female protagonist. It's not necessary for girls.
It was pretty good, but it ended too hastily.