[Quirky model ✖ distinguished, restrained CEO]
[The heroine falls in love at first sight ✖ the hero has been plotting this for a long time]
[Both pure ✖ older man ✖ business marriage ✖ slow-blooming romance]
Ji Linyuan’s one goal on his rise from an obscure top student to CEO of a publicly listed company in Haicheng:
To marry the Jiang family’s heiress fair and square.
The best way for the Jiang family to secure its partnership with the Xinghan Group is through a marriage alliance.
Jiang Moxin thinks it makes no difference who she marries, as long as she has her freedom.
After much thought, she agrees to the marriage alliance because she really doesn’t want to return to the Jiang family and inherit the business.
In addition to the vast wealth, she’ll be able to keep her status as Mrs. Ji and do whatever she wants after marriage, without interfering too much in each other’s lives.
That alone makes Jiang Moxin feel like she’s hit the jackpot!
“Once we’re married, no one will be able to boss me around. We can even get divorced once the project is stable.”
On the eve of registering their marriage, she meets her future husband, whom she’s never seen before.
Jiang Moxin takes back everything she said and completely changes her attitude.
She uses every little trick she can think of on Ji Linyuan.
Jiang Moxin couldn’t be happier with her tall, handsome, well-built husband.
His only flaw is that he’s far too rough in bed! Every time, Jiang Moxin ends up exhausted and sleepy.
Until one day, Jiang Moxin calls for a divorce with red-rimmed eyes.
The man before her stops, apologizing over and over. “I’m sorry, darling. From now on, I’ll do whatever you want.”
Later, Jiang Moxin drifts off to sleep and, in a daze, hears the man crying!
The business tycoon of Haicheng holds her, his voice soft and his eyes glistening.
“Darling, can you please never say those two words, divorce? Please don’t leave me.”
“Baby, will you tell me you love me?”
Damn it, a female protagonist appears in Chapter 20, thinking that the male protagonist has someone she likes. Such a big deal is not marked in the copy.