[Marriage first, love later + devoted one-on-one romance + marriage of convenience + sweet romance]
Gentle, beautiful secretary × aloof CEO from a wealthy family
To pay for her younger brother’s medical treatment, Xia Yunen accepted Mr. He’s proposal for a marriage of convenience and received ten million yuan.
After the wedding, she followed the agreement to the letter, doing her best to play the role of a daughter-in-law in the He family and a fake stepmother.
Then things started going strangely. They had agreed to keep the marriage secret, but her mother-in-law announced it to everyone, and doted on her, too.
After the announcement, the two kept pretending to be a loving couple in public, unaware that they were gradually falling for each other.
She thought they would surely divorce after a year, but one night, after Mr. He got drunk, he tore up the agreement. “Even when the time is up, I won’t get divorced. I won’t allow it.”
What a short and sweet article. There are no hooks, no rotten peach blossoms and white moonlight, and no old dramas such as childhood acquaintances, making it more relaxing to read. It's just that the ending is a bit abrupt.
It's very good-looking, but the ending is a bit short. There's no bloody plot. It's just some ambiguity between the male and female protagonists, and then it's sweet at the end. But when the author wrote it, no one watched it, and the data was not good, so the ending was relatively quick. I highly recommend it.
Why does it have to end? [Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry] It looks so good.
It's pretty good. I like short articles, not abusive, and I like to read sweet articles.
What is the child's life experience? Does his mother really have nothing to do with the male protagonist? Is it really Shuang Jie?
It's quite good-looking, except for the rushed ending. The relationship between the two is very natural, neither abusive nor sweet. It's very good-looking, and the daughter is cute too.
What a short and sweet article. There are no hooks, no rotten peach blossoms and white moonlight, and no old dramas such as childhood acquaintances, making it more relaxing to read. It's just that the ending is a bit abrupt.
It's very good-looking, but the ending is a bit short. There's no bloody plot. It's just some ambiguity between the male and female protagonists, and then it's sweet at the end. But when the author wrote it, no one watched it, and the data was not good, so the ending was relatively quick. I highly recommend it.
Why does it have to end? [Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry] It looks so good.
It's pretty good. I like short articles, not abusive, and I like to read sweet articles.
What is the child's life experience? Does his mother really have nothing to do with the male protagonist? Is it really Shuang Jie?
It's quite good-looking, except for the rushed ending. The relationship between the two is very natural, neither abusive nor sweet. It's very good-looking, and the daughter is cute too.