I Have a Husband, So I Can Do Whatever I Want

Chang Le has a bodyguard who is incredibly handsome and exactly his type.

His father told him the guy was an orphan. Chang Le felt sorry for him, but that didn’t matter. As the son of a billionaire, he’d make sure the guy never had to suffer for a moment.

Xie Fanshuo grew up overseas. The first thing that happened after he returned to China was his mother urging him to get married. When he found out his fiancé was not only a washed-up nobody but also a total drama queen, he did everything he could to return him… no, to break off the engagement.

But their parents used every form of pressure and persuasion, and eventually both sides reached an agreement: he’d stay by his fiancé’s side for a year. If they were still unhappy with each other after that, they could call off the engagement. As if they were some old-fashioned family forcing their children into marriage!

Xie Fanshuo, one year ago: “A drama queen? Whoever wants him can have him. I don’t!”

Xie Fanshuo, one year later: “Baby, I was wrong.”

A mutually doting, sugary-sweet comedy with plenty of silliness.