Childhood Sweethearts | Both Pure | Cute Kid Plays Matchmaker | Lighthearted, Sweet Romance | Reunion After Years Apart | The Wife-Chasing Crematorium
Sang Yuwan is the eldest daughter of the Sang family and the sole heir to Qingyun Group.
After completing her studies overseas, she founded Lu Mi, a women's brand, and believes in women's independence, pleasing oneself, and never relying on men.
But the Sang family needs an heir, and single women in China aren't allowed to buy sperm. She refuses foreign genes, so her gaze falls on her childhood friend and nemesis, Shang Mantian.
They were born on the same day of the same month in the same year, and even their names come from the same line: "Don't say the sun is setting; the rosy clouds fill the sky."
When they were young, people teased them about being betrothed, but both were too proud to give in.
She secretly investigates him and confirms that he is healthy and has kept himself chaste.
On the night of her best friend's wedding, she carefully sets things up and wins over this chaste business magnate.
After one night, she leaves behind a note: **Mr. Shang, your skills need work. Don't bother me**, then slips off overseas to have a baby!
Two years later, she returns to China with her adorable daughter to expand her business.
Shang Mantian, left behind all those years ago, has realized that the love he has carried in his heart since his youth is for her. Night after night, memories torment him as he waits bitterly for her return.
When they meet again, the cold-faced CEO switches to shameless wife-chasing mode.
"Sang Yuwan, you slept with me and ran off, and you still dare to criticize my skills? Today, you're going to let me prove myself!"
The heroine builds her career, makes money, and pursues freedom, while the CEO presses her at every turn.
When the adorable little girl points at Shang Mantian and calls him Daddy in her baby voice, Shang Mantian's eyes widen in shock. Now he's chasing both wife and child, and the crematorium burns red-hot!
Because a poem reminds me of a story. Sang Yuwan is sober and independent, and takes the initiative to carry on the family lineage, and is very valiant; Shang Mantian is tough-talking and slow, and his late pursuit of his wife is sober and funny. There are career games, cute baby assists, and reconciliation of youthful misunderstandings. The overall story is relaxed and enjoyable, without sadomasochism, and the sense of evenly matched pull makes it sweet and decompressive to read. Hope you all like it😄😄