Be Good, We Agreed to a Marriage of Convenience. What Are You Getting So Worked Up About?

On the very first day of their marriage, Xie Zhi secretly handed Zhao Sui a divorce agreement: one year, with thirty million in compensation.

Zhao Sui signed it without hesitation. She even had a custom calendar made, tearing off one page each day to prove she had no second thoughts.

Their friends all knew that Xie Zhi’s standards for a partner were the exact opposite of Zhao Sui, so they were convinced he hated his contract wife. Even Zhao Sui herself thought he loathed her.

She put on a gentle, demure front, her practiced smile fixed in place. She held herself to strict standards in serving Xie Zhi and treated him like her boss.

The more she acted that way, the more Xie Zhi felt she was calculating and that her every show of affection was false.

But as the calendar grew thinner, he suddenly couldn’t bear to face the fact that Zhao Sui would leave him. Just as he was lost in confusion, Zhao Sui greeted him as usual and went on her way.

Xie Zhi went mad... Every day he spent waiting for her to come back was torture. So this time, he took the initiative: I’ll give you my life.

Only Zhao Sui knows whether sincerity mixed with pretense is better, or pretense filled with genuine affection.

Marriage first, love later + the heroine has been quietly planning this for a long time + the hero has had congenital heart disease since childhood (but it does not affect his lifespan, and he is in good health) + he alone is the heroine’s salvation