#Two Male Leads #ABO #Marriage First, Love Later #Cute Baby #Tycoon CEO #Power Couple #The Male Lead Chases His Wife to Win Him Back
Scheming Ice-Cold Alpha Top × Wild, Untamable Beta Bottom
Li Chen, the wolf of Vassel City, is a Beta who lives without restraint and believes that the only truth is that might makes right.
Until he meets Lin En, a top Alpha of the Empire whose pheromones alone could crush a man. He’s cold, powerful, divorced, and has a child.
All this over a lousy rock, and this ice block wants to “marry” him?
What a joke! Li Chen would rather stay single than marry an Alpha!
...But his father accepts an enormous bride price and bundles him out the door.
Their marriage becomes a battlefield. They kiss amid the ruins and lose themselves in the struggle. Li Chen thinks he has tamed a ferocious beast, only to discover that he’s the one being maneuvered and manipulated every step of the way.
When the truth comes out, the wolf vaults over the wall and runs home. He’s already got a matchmaking date lined up when the ice block arrives with his son in tow.
Lin En corners him and says hoarsely, “My son needs you.”
“I need you too.”
In general, don't read it just because you are controlled. The whole book confirms that the two people are strong, but Shou is really frustrated. At first, Gong lied to him and his father lied to him. Later, after Shou ran away and Gong chased him to his house, Gong did not explain or express his love to Shou. He was like a mouthless person. , Shou was so angry that it was like a volcano erupting, and Gong still couldn't even pop out a fart (I'm sorry, this description is a bit too ungraceful). The overall feeling to me was that Shou was rebellious at first, and then became entangled. Gong has no mouth, and I can't feel his love for Shou. It's inexplicable. Maybe what the author wants to express is that Gong is silently affectionate, without words but actions. But I have read more than 80 chapters, and I can only feel that Gong has no words. His behavior is quite troublesome for Shou, and I don't see the real benefits he brings to Shou. There is no emotional value, and no money. There are no benefits in terms of rights, and maybe Shou doesn't need these, but love is a bit illusory. You can say that Gong's waiting is affectionate, but it doesn't bring real meaning to Shou. I don't think this is a crematorium at all. Gong's whole behavior of chasing his wife is inexplicable. Author, please keep writing. I hope you can do more in the future. Don't wait and wait for nothing.