[Marriage before love + slow-burn romance + older man (seven-year age gap) + both are each other's first and only love + husband chases his wife after losing her + powerful man learns to bow his head]
After two years of an arranged marriage, Song Mingxi has always known that Qi Guanlan doesn't love her.
In early winter of their second year together, the first snow falls in Beicheng. As everyone outside celebrates the season's first snowfall, Song Mingxi spends a passionate night with him, then gazes at the snowflakes swirling past the window.
“Let's get a divorce.”
Everyone thought Qi Guanlan disliked the Song family's daughter, the woman he'd married for an alliance.
They had been married for two years, and not even the old friends around him had met Mrs. Qi.
Until one day, the usually calm and self-possessed Third Master Qi showed up at the club with red eyes.
Qi Guanlan: What should I do if my wife wants a divorce?
His old friend, bewildered: What wife? Whose wife? Why does she want a divorce?
Qi Guanlan: My wife!
A few months later.
Same time, same place. His old friend looked at Third Master Qi, who was beaming with pride, and laughed uncontrollably.
Old friend: Third Master Qi, did you get your wish and win your wife back?
Qi Guanlan: I have plenty of schemes and tricks up my sleeve!
His old friends exchanged a knowing look. Schemes like kneeling on a keyboard? Tricks like pretending to be pitiful?
Third Master Qi of the Beicheng Qi family was a young man of great promise. He inherited the family business at twenty and maneuvered carefully and decisively in the business world. But who could have imagined that a man with such an iron fist would have to act weak and play the victim at home just to get his wife to love him a little more?
Qi Guanlan: “Mingxi, could you love me a little more?”
[A heads-up for readers: There are some minor misunderstandings early on, because the male lead thinks he's in a romance drama while the female lead thinks she's in a story about repaying a debt of gratitude. If that bothers you, this may not be for you.]
Not bad, not bad, the male and female protagonists are well set up, the male protagonist abides by male virtues, can carry things clearly, and there are no cluttered female supporting characters around him. The heroine is also decisive in dealing with things, and she is not a spoiled wife who gets heartbroken at every turn. Although he didn't open his mouth in the early stage, he soon became honest and sweet later on. It's worth reading, but the author doesn't update it frequently. Please follow up with more updates
It's quite good to watch, the female protagonist is sober, the plot is not draggy, there are no messy misunderstandings, and the male protagonist can also understand it clearly.
It's pretty good. Why don't I feel like no one is watching it? I've already tied it.