Driven to the brink by her mother's relentless pressure to get married, and with her ex flaunting his new relationship with a rich girl, Lin Wei acts on impulse and grabs a random man outside the marriage registry to get a marriage certificate.
If they’re both just making do with life, why should it matter who she marries?
She never expected that her programmer husband, who supposedly earns “three thousand a month,” would be a great cook, handsome, and always step up to protect her when she’s being bullied.
Then one day, the internet explodes with trending news: her husband, whom she married on a whim, is actually the world’s richest man, hiding his identity.
Lin Wei takes out their marriage contract. “Mr. Gu, you concealed a major fact. Let’s get divorced.”
Her usually aloof husband panics for the first time, moves into the apartment below hers, and leaves breakfast hanging on her doorknob every day.
“Wife, I was wrong.”
“Who’s your wife? Have you signed the divorce papers?”
“I’ll never sign them, not in this lifetime.”
The content is very rich, the rhythm is very rhythmic, and the plot is very vivid.