After the Divorce, I Became My Ex-Husband's Housekeeper

Xu Xing and Lu Jinxi were once joined in a business marriage. Back then, Xu Xing thought Lu Jinxi was loud, shallow, and all looks.

Even though Lu Jinxi loved him, Xu Xing's heart never softened.

When Lu Jinxi's father died, Xu Xing was abroad, accompanying his childhood friend to the hospital.

When the Lu family fell into ruin, Xu Xing even took his share.

At the funeral, Xu Xing arrived in a rush, ready for Lu Jinxi to yell and make a scene.

But Lu Jinxi was unexpectedly quiet. He merely lowered his eyes and studied Xu Xing, as if they'd never known each other.

After the divorce, Lu Jinxi went from a rich young master who spent money like water to a pitiful man working three jobs a day. He cleaned during the day and worked in nightclubs at night, bending the knee and currying favor with everyone, all to pay for his mother's medical care.

The burdens of life had made him stop acting spoiled, and he no longer had the strength to love Xu Xing.

Now, when Xu Xing looked at him, he seemed like a poem soaked by the rain, an unfinished cello piece,

beautifully tragic, and utterly tempting.

Reader advisory: Both leads have only been with each other, but the shou will have intimate contact with other people. The gong doesn't love the shou at first, and later resorts to coercive possession.

Theme: Don't give up yourself for love