[Facts + Marriage first, love later + Forced pulling + Double cleansing 1V1 + Male protagonist's self-guided strategy + Chasing his wife in the crematorium]
Lin Tingwan, a bankrupt daughter, was forced to marry Bo Jinhan, the most mysterious and ruthless chaebol leader in Beijing, because of family debts.
With a three-year contract, Bo Jin coldly warned: "This marriage is just an exchange of interests. Take care of your heart and don't cross the line, let alone try to replace her."
Lin Tingwan lowered her eyes and smiled, sober and distant: "Don't worry, Mr. Bo, I am a person who attaches great importance to the spirit of contract. Once three years are up, I will take the money and leave."
After marriage, Lin Tingwan tempered her edge and performed the "perfect invisible wife" to the extreme.
She never called to check on him when he didn't go home; when his Bai Yueguang came to visit late at night, she thoughtfully gave up the master bedroom to the guest room to see the jewelry design drawings; even when he was sick and had a fever, she just called his family doctor in a business-like manner, and then kept an absolute "safe distance."
At first, Bo Jinhan was very satisfied with this emotionless and sensible person.
But gradually, this aloof iceberg boss completely lost control.
She went to a bar to discuss business, but he turned down the tens of billions of mergers and acquisitions and went to arrest her all night long; when her childhood sweetheart returned to China, he pushed her against the wall in public, his eyes were scarlet, and he gritted his teeth: "Lin Tingwan, do you really have any intention?"
Lin Tingwan took out the countdown agreement and her tone was as cold as ever: "Mr. Bo, three years have passed. This is the divorce agreement. Please sign it."
Bo Jinhan tore the agreement to pieces on the spot, locked her tightly in his arms, and said in a humble and crazy voice: "The agreement is broken, you can only be my Mrs. Bo in this life!"
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The story is super interesting and eye-catching, worth reading
The story is super interesting and eye-catching, worth reading