[Marriage first, love later + rich marriage + those in power bow their heads + double cleansing]
As an adopted daughter, Bai Qianxi has lived a cautious life in the Bai family since she was a child. She does everything arranged by the Bai family and never dares to disobey.
Even if she was arranged to marry a strange man, she had no complaints, she just hoped to repay the kindness of raising her.
Zhao Jingjue, the leader of the Zhao family, the top wealthy family in North City, is said to have a loose and unruly temperament and is an unlucky man.
On the first day of their marriage, he went abroad and stayed away for three years.
The wealthy nobles in the city were all laughing at Bai Qianxi, saying that she was a widow at such a young age.
However, Bai Qianxi felt that it suited her perfectly. The two parties did not disturb each other and did not even need to meet each other. It was an ideal marriage.
Everyone thought that Zhao Jingjue did not take Bai Qianxi seriously, even Bai Qianxi herself felt the same.
Until that day, everyone saw the noble and unattainable young master of the Zhao family, kneeling on one knee in front of a woman, resting his forehead on the back of her cold white and delicate hands, and said in a low voice: "Bai Qianxi, can you try to fall in love with me?"
Reader comments
To be honest, the female protagonist stirs up trouble and then the male protagonist either doesn't say anything, stays silent, or talks about other topics. It really affects the perception.
There is a section where the female protagonist is provoked by the female protagonist. Later, the special assistant goes to report to the male protagonist. The male protagonist explains to the female protagonist. This part is OK, but he does not do anything to the female protagonist. From what I have seen for so many years, wouldn't it be normal for the boss to warn the female protagonist? Also, the part about adjusting the jewelry passed by without saying anything and I couldn't understand it. Even if the eldest brother in the marriage already has a wife, it felt a bit borderline. To be honest, if you've really experienced good food, you won't fall in love with this kind of man.
To be honest, the female protagonist stirs up trouble and then the male protagonist either doesn't say anything, stays silent, or talks about other topics. It really affects the perception. There is a section where the female protagonist is provoked by the female protagonist. Later, the special assistant goes to report to the male protagonist. The male protagonist explains to the female protagonist. This part is OK, but he does not do anything to the female protagonist. From what I have seen for so many years, wouldn't it be normal for the boss to warn the female protagonist? Also, the part about adjusting the jewelry passed by without saying anything and I couldn't understand it. Even if the eldest brother in the marriage already has a wife, it felt a bit borderline. To be honest, if you've really experienced good food, you won't fall in love with this kind of man.