Just for Fun? Who Is More Serious Than Who?

[A powerful and handsome young man* A scholarly and beautiful lady, Shuang Jie + Chasing his wife at the crematorium + The one in power bows his head for love] Everyone in the circle knows that the third son of the powerful Lu family in the Beijing circle was born into wealth. He is lazy, unruly and unruly, and is disliked by all people; There are so many people who try to cling to him, and the pig-killing plate specially designed for him is unknown, but he always fails. Until one day, a cold and stunning beauty suddenly appeared next to him. Half of his life he had been hard-spoken and soft-hearted to this girl. Xu Lingyue came from a scholarly family, and because she was the only girl in her generation, her family regarded her as the apple of their eye. Her life had been going smoothly for the first twenty-three years. When she reached the age of falling in love, she met Lu Jingxu, who was smart, interesting and good at playing. Scumbag or not, it's all about having fun and not getting married. … Mr. Lu is in love seriously for the first time in his life, and he looks like a good gentleman. But when the news of the marriage with the Su family came, everyone booed. After all, the prince and Cinderella are fairy tales, and a well-matched marriage is reality. There were people who couldn't stand Xu Lingyue's behavior and were waiting to see her joke. But what came before the joke was that all of Mr. Lu San's pride and self-esteem were shattered into pieces by the sentence "It's okay to talk about love, but I really don't dare to marry him." Lu Jingxu always thought that he was the chess player, but at some point, he entered the game and took it seriously. But the girl who looks soft and easy to talk is actually terrifyingly sober. The sentence "You are not suitable for marriage, and I dare not marry you" almost cost him half his life. Later, Lu Laosan, who had been arrogant for half his life, peeled off his skin, had cramps, washed his hands and made soup, just to beg her to wear the wedding ring willingly.