[Marriage before love + a desperate pursuit of his wife + intense romantic tension + a sharp, intelligent, glamorous heroine × a scheming CEO who becomes humble later on]
On the first day after returning to the country, Lin Mian, heiress to a top family, was set up on a blind date by her own brother.
To put a stop to it once and for all, she took matters into her own hands and staged a dramatic “caught-in-the-act” scene at her family’s hotel.
Lin Mian swiped her card to open the door and tossed a limited-edition Hermes bag onto the bed. “Oh, you look busy.”
She thought the show was over, but then she met Lu Yanci.
He drew closer one step at a time, treating her with such tenderness and care that she thought she’d found true love.
Two years into their marriage, he got the heir’s position he wanted. His elder brother smiled and told her, “He only married you for your brother’s influence.”
Lin Mian didn’t believe him, until she discovered that the vitamins she’d been taking had long since been replaced with birth control pills.
She left the divorce papers behind and disappeared without a trace.
When they met again, she was a dazzling new top-tier star in the entertainment industry.
At a party, he stepped in to help her, then cornered her in the car.
“So you want that role that badly? Spend one night with me, and I’ll make you the leading lady. What do you say?”
Lin Mian smiled sweetly. “Sounds good.”
Lu Yanci, the game has only just begun.
This book is very interesting, and it's rare to see a book where the male protagonist is afraid of the female protagonist's family power. And the heroine is not stupid, she has her own set of rules for how to behave. At present, the male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist are mixed between true and false. I am looking forward to the follow-up of Chasing the Wife in the Crematorium. But after reading the introduction, I don't quite understand why the female protagonist wants to enter the entertainment industry when she is so powerful. Personally, I prefer that the female protagonist can have a business war with the male protagonist 😂, but I still respect and support the author's creation [heartfelt]
For the first time, I saw that the male protagonist's family is weaker than the female protagonist's. The heroine's brother is very strong, and the heroine's own abilities are also very strong. She doesn't hold anything back. She is not the kind of mindless love brain who only makes herself wronged. The divorce is also simple and not procrastinating. There is no outrageous plot where the male protagonist's family surpasses the heroine's top wealthy family in a short period of time.