Synopsis
From the age of fifteen, Song Ningxi had given her heart to Gu Yanchen.
After her family fell on hard times, an arranged marriage bound her to him. Their three years of marriage were nothing but a formality.
She kept house in the empty mansion, quietly playing the part of his wife in name only and never once overstepping her bounds.
A calculated accident left them entangled beyond escape.
Consumed by misunderstanding, he hurled cruel insults at her, calling her scheming and vicious. Only when the truth came out did he realize just how badly he had been wrong.
His belated apologies and their growing closeness gradually thawed her frozen heart. Too late, he realized he had fallen in love with her, and he loved her fiercely and impulsively.
But a love born in passion was fragile after all. Accustomed to wielding power and unwilling to show understanding, he resorted to the silent treatment. Then a sudden miscarriage shattered everything.
They divorced, and he spent a whole year consumed by guilt and regret. At last, he found her and clung to her desperately, willing to set aside every shred of pride.
Seeing her laughing and embracing someone else filled him with jealousy. He thought that if he humbled himself enough, he could make her come back.
He followed her wherever she went, even moving into her home, and stayed by her side for an entire year.
Song Ningxi unexpectedly became pregnant, yet still refused to agree to marry him.
Gu Yanchen learned to cook and to be gentle, to lower his head. He brought before her all the little things he had once disdained.
He put aside his pride and softened his sharp edges, awkwardly and sincerely learning how to love someone for the rest of his life, quietly waiting for her to open her heart to him once more.
I came here because of the author's rebirth novel, but not many people read it. Marry first, love my Amica later! The male protagonist misunderstood the female protagonist at the beginning, but he was aggressive and apologized awkwardly when he knew he was wrong. Later, he gradually fell in love with her and moved back to the master bedroom from the second bedroom. They took her out to eat with her every day. It was so sweet that I screamed! The male protagonist is really tolerant. He broke out on the bed in the elevator entrance in minutes, took a cold shower to calm down the fire, and even went to buy a raincoat in person. The details made me blush! The male protagonist in the back is really a jerk. He throws a tantrum whenever something goes wrong, smashes a vase and yells at the female protagonist, leaves her in the rain, etc. The child is gone. He is so cruel that I want to punch someone! It really brought tears to my eyes. "Breaking up decently" didn't say "Hate Hai Qingtian", "Stay with me all the way", "Don't torture me to death" when doing decently, I think his writing is good. A year later, the male protagonist pursues his wife like an illegitimate wife. After squatting downstairs with the female protagonist, he squats downstairs with her new love. He also said that he would become a mistress, which made me numb! The second male lead is a pure lunatic. He looks like a scumbag and has been fooling around in the room with the second female lead since his early years. He is so bad and perverted that he can't even pretend to be! The hero kicked him and broke his ribs! The heroine and the heroine interact with each other, tearing off the false eyelashes and putting them back on others, saying that they will pay you back. Use lipstick to draw a four-square grid on someone, Overall it's sweet, flirty, funny, and occasionally a little bit meaty. . The above is just my personal opinion. Anyway, I think the writing is quite delicate, especially when readers sometimes wonder why we haven't seen the same sky for so long? I love watching authors analyze emotions. Come on big.
I haven't finished this book yet, and I've probably followed about twenty chapters. The part where the male and female protagonists just separated made me feel heartbroken. The author is really good at writing about emotions. I read the chapters over and over twice and wrote them very carefully. The process of two people slowly getting closer is so sweet to me. The male protagonist is both rude and teasing, unforgiving in his words, but unambiguous in his actions. This contrast is so jarring. Overall, I think you, the author, have something, so don't be too anxious. My only suggestion is to change the cover, it deserves a better appearance. The above is just my personal opinion.
I think the female protagonist did not get the certificate from the male protagonist later on, and the male protagonist eagerly waited for his status.