Arranged Marriage, Then Love | Mutual Devotion | Slow-Burn Sweet Romance
Cool, independent couture designer VS gentle, refined CEO with a doting, fatherly side
Pei Huaixu is the head of one of Jingbei's most powerful families, but he agrees only to an arranged marriage. After the wedding, there will be no talk of feelings or love. They will keep their distance and treat each other with courtesy. He doesn't need his wife's devotion, only a respectable, proper Mrs. Pei.
Everyone in Jingbei's elite circles knows that Su Qingci, the eldest daughter of the Su family, was the real heiress abandoned and raised elsewhere. They brought her back only to arrange a marriage. She should have been a sweet, radiant greenhouse rose, but instead she is cool and dignified, devoted to her career and utterly uninterested in romance.
On the day of their engagement, the two signed their marriage contract as calmly as if they were signing a business deal. Every guest in attendance shook their head in secret: this couple may look the part, but there's nothing between them.
Six months into their marriage, they still went their separate ways. Apart from the occasional obligatory appearance together, they barely interfered in each other's lives. They were more distant and polite than ordinary friends.
Everyone was waiting to see how this marriage of convenience would end, and to have a laugh at their expense. After all, there was never a shortage of beautiful women around CEO Pei, and no one had ever seen him bend for anyone.
Su Qingci had never considered divorce. She kept to herself and only wanted to be a good Mrs. Pei, but Pei Huaixu could no longer stand a marriage that existed in name only.
At last, in the dead of a sultry night, he gave free rein to the wild desire hidden beneath his immaculate suit. Shedding all his cold restraint, he pulled her tight against him and whispered hoarsely in her ear, again and again:
“Can you take any more?”
“A Ci, let's have a child.”
Also known as: My Husband Turned Out to Be Secretly Obsessed with Me After We Married; CEO Pei Finally Gives In to Desire Today
Does the author want to write about a tough little white flower heroine? They are all shortcomings. Do you want to highlight the charm of the female protagonist by writing a male protagonist who has no shortcomings but only advantages and falls in love with the female protagonist? After reading more than a dozen chapters, the heroine was so confident and upright. For example, the heroine's brother and father wanted her to take the hero home, and the heroine said so and the hero agreed. When the hero wanted to take the heroine home to meet his grandma, the heroine said something about the agreement. When meeting parents, a written application needs to be submitted a week in advance. Wow, be lenient on yourself and strict on others. Did the author write carefully? Can't you remember the plot you're thinking of? Also, the heroine wants to get rid of her disgusting family members through marriage, but isn't she constantly threatened? Where to get rid of? I don't understand the causal logic of these two things at all.
It looks good. Recommended. My personal suggestion is to remove some of the more complicated words in the article. For example, the article keeps saying that the male protagonist smells of cedar. In fact, I don't think it is necessary. The male protagonist's matte texture lighter, the female protagonist's pink car...
Looks good, come on~ Come on Mr. Pei, we are just around the corner to win over our Ah Ci~
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Personally I think it's very nice.
Very pretty.
Beautiful and updated