The thing Song Heng regretted most in his life was telling Liang Muchun that she had stolen his candy on his sixth birthday. From then on, Liang Muxun remembered him for fourteen years, calling him "the enemy", staring at him when meeting him, and quarreling with him when he opened his mouth. But Song Heng also remembered it for fourteen years - remembering her soft words "Brother Ah Heng" when she sneaked into his bed to hide from the thunderstorm, remembering her heartbeat when she cried and called his name after falling down at the sports meeting, and remembering her words "Puppy Heng, my wife loves you very much" on the back of her drawing with his name written all over it.
At the age of twenty-two, the two parents suddenly made a marriage contract. Liang Muxun smacked the table to object, but Song Heng said expressionlessly, "I have no objection," and creased the engagement letter under the tablecloth. On his twenty-fourth birthday, Liang Muchun stayed up all night to sew a suit for him. Song Heng cried while wearing it. At the age of twenty-five, Song Nian was born. Liang Mu was squatting in the study and crying due to postpartum depression. Song Heng rushed in barefoot, knelt down and hugged her, saying: "You are number one, you will always be number one."
From the eight-year-old who got under the covers when the thunderstorm broke out, to the "rivals" who were at each other's throats, from the awkward engagement to the late night "Wife, good night, my one and only", Song Heng waited for fourteen years before he was called "a good husband". Liang Muxun was chained by his anklets, covered with silk scarves, and painted for his whole life. Only later did he realize that this enemy had only done one thing from beginning to end: using all the tough words to say the most sticky love words.
It's packed with laughs, over-the-top sugar content, double scenes throughout, and the supporting characters only live in dialogue. This is a story of "You think I'm fighting with my enemies, but actually I'm marrying you secretly".
