[Childhood sweethearts | Married first, love later | Bickering rivals | Laugh-out-loud, sweet romance | One-on-one, both leads’ first love]
Tang Wanwan was yanked out of bed by her own mother, bundled up, and sent to the marriage registration office.
Her groom was Gao Chen’an, the older brother she’d been at war with since childhood.
She thought the marriage was just their elders forcing them together. She only had to put up with it for a few days and play along a few times. Sooner or later, they could get divorced.
But on the first day living together, her luggage was confiscated, her bedroom door was locked, and a parrot called her “Mom.” On the second day, she came down with a fever and ended up in his master bedroom. By the third day, the whole family was discussing when “little spoon” would be born.
Tang Wanwan broke down. “We’re only legally married!”
Gao Chen’an adjusted his gold-rimmed glasses and replied unhurriedly, “Legally speaking, we’re married.”
She called him a scheming jerk, while he cooked for her, peeled shrimp, and fended off unwanted suitors. She called him her older brother, and he took her hand in public. “She’s my wife.”
Only later did Tang Wanwan discover the truth.
He had kept the old T-shirt she’d written insults on as a child, remembered all her favorite foods, turned down every suitable match, and waited for her for years.
It turned out that in this absurd marriage, she was the only one who thought she’d been forced into it.
Gao Chen’an had been planning this all along.
It's so beautiful, there's a secret sweetness in the mutual pit, a pleasant feeling in the slap in the face, a laugh that makes you beat the bed, and a sweetness that makes your teeth hurt. Sisters who like to enjoy being enemies, marrying first and falling in love, and all the drama queens, feel free to enter the trap.
So funny, the interaction between the male and female protagonists is sweet and explosive