[Shuangjie + Shuangqiang + Disability of the male protagonist + Marriage first, love later + 1V1 sweet pet + Counterattack cool article]
Everyone in the city mocked Tang Wu, the eldest daughter of Tang family, for being a useless wimp.
Her biological mother died young, and the family property left by her grandfather was eroded and occupied by her biological father and stepmother. She was helpless, meek and tolerant, and allowed to be manipulated by others.
In order to comply with her family's arrangements, she married Liang Yu, the adopted son of the Liang family who was rumored to be completely disabled.
Everyone thought this was because the down-and-out Tang family wanted to climb up to the powerful and use their daughter to change their future. Dang Tangwu used marriage as a bargaining chip to fight back.
Before the marriage, Liang Yu was rational, restrained, sober and self-possessed, and only regarded the marriage as a mutually beneficial transaction.
But since marrying Tang Wu, his cold world has been completely filled with tenderness, and he has fallen step by step, willing to sink.
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No one expected that the down-and-out young lady who was bullied by others would actually hide multiple shocking vests.
In front of others, she is a meek and cowardly ordinary female college student; behind the scenes, she is fierce and decisive, and has already established her own business territory on her own.
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After taking back the family property left by her grandfather, people who coveted her flocked to her.
Liang Yu guarded a hidden marriage contract, holding a sincere and sincere heart, loving restrainedly yet passionately, humblely yet piously.
Some people laughed at him because he was handicapped and not worthy of the glorious Tang Wu.
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Liang Yu: "In this life, I am lucky enough to be favored by her."
Tang Wu: "Meeting you is the only luck I have in this life."
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