Also known as The Canary Raised by President Pei Is Forced to Return to China
Overly possessive top Pei Chongshuo × spoiled bottom Wen Wenyu, deliberately raised to be pampered
[Wen Wenyu’s Perspective]
At seven, Wen Wenyu became an orphan with neither father nor mother. Shen Shuhui, the wife of a wealthy Beicheng family, took him into the Pei household. At fifteen, he was sent abroad.
For the past six years, Wen Wenyu has lived in luxury and freedom, like a happy little freeloader.
Then a demand for repayment of 230 million yuan landed on his doorstep, and his enrollment was frozen. He had no choice but to bow his head and return to China to find the older brother he hadn’t seen in six years, who was now as cold as a stranger.
His “older brother” became his husband. His old tricks for winning him over no longer worked, and every so often he had to prove himself. But it was exhausting on his back!
If the Pei family doesn’t recognize him as Mrs. Pei, then let’s see how this spoiled brat challenges the limits of their feudal family values!
[Pei Chongshuo’s Perspective]
From the age of seven to fifteen, that person grew up under his watch for eight years.
Spoiled, afraid of the dark, always begging for attention, and impossible for anyone but him to protect: Pei Chongshuo had decided since childhood that this was his wife. He raised him with his own hands and patiently waited.
Later, the family found out. He was reprimanded, placed under house arrest, and forced to send that person away.
He endured it for six years.
Six years later, Wen Wenyu was driven back to China by a debt, appearing before him again in a panic.
The little bird had flown away for six years, and had finally come home.
This time, he wouldn’t let him fly away again.
The top is cold at first, and the bottom suffers some hardship. There’s a little angst, but the middle and later parts are sweet domestic fluff, with family power struggles and a first taste of the workplace.
The interaction between the two is quite interesting, come on! The author works hard to improve
Come on, it's interesting, I look forward to the follow-up