[Innocent, High-Maintenance Ballerina] × [Scheming, Cunning Illegitimate Son of a Wealthy Family] [Married First, Fell in Love Later from the Heroine’s Perspective; Secret Crush Comes True from the Hero’s Perspective] [The Heroine Is a Natural Flirt; The Hero Is Completely Smitten]
Xuan Dai was once the little princess of the Xuan family, raised in the palm of their hands, and a prima ballerina adored by all.
She and her childhood sweetheart, Qi Yanchu, the second young master of the Qi family, were the perfect couple everyone envied.
But on the eve of their wedding, she caught her fiancé cheating.
With the arranged marriage imminent, she was forced to change grooms and marry Qi Yanzhao, the least favored illegitimate son in the groom’s family.
A woman born to a life of luxury marrying a lowly illegitimate son: overnight, Xuan Dai became the biggest joke in high society.
Not long after their wedding, the Xuan family was struck by disaster and collapsed overnight.
Everyone waited to see her fall into the mud and suffer, but Qi Yanzhao protected her so thoroughly and indulged her in everything that he never let her endure the slightest grievance.
Everyone knew he’d married her for the Qi family’s shares and had gone to great lengths to secure the match. They were sure he was being so good to her now because he had an ulterior motive.
But only Xuan Dai knew that the man who cared only about profit would never have quietly tucked her in at night, set off a sky full of fireworks just for her, or shown her such unobtrusive favoritism.
She thought they would go on living a quiet life like that.
But then an accident took Xuan Dai’s life.
When she opened her eyes again, she had transmigrated seven years into the future.
The man before her was no longer the restrained, long-suffering illegitimate son he had once been. Now he was a powerful, obsessive man who held all the cards.
His eyes red, he held her tightly in his arms, his gaze full of anguish and madness.
“Now that you’re back, don’t ever think you can leave me again.”
At 24 years old, she is the youngest principal dancer in the ballet company! Then this group is old enough! Don't write without common sense! And after reading it for a long time, is it still the time background of the current era and the storyline of the modern novel? Can the author clarify it before writing?
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