One-sentence summary: A story about a "gentle" male lead taming a wild girl (a heartwarming story).
A quick look at how the male lead tames the wild girl:
Before marriage:
1. Once he realized his feelings, he spared no effort to eliminate the "rivals" (or vixens) around her.
2. Before leaving to study abroad, he did everything he could to make their intimate relationship official.
3. When she rejected his proposal, he resolutely pressed ahead with his plan to grow old together, following the policy of having a child before marriage.
After marriage:
He follows a closed-door policy to stop his wife from cheating. But his family's Empress Dowager, his own mother, is determined to turn her daughter-in-law into a "social star" admired by all and the heir to the family business. He has no choice but to humor her while constantly fighting back, worn out and running around nonstop...
Excerpt:
"Wife, you've never called me that."
His wife kicked him.
"That was just... a greeting. Good wife, call me your husband. Just once is fine. Wife..."
His countless pleas blended into a lullaby, and his wife fell asleep.
He strongly suspected his wife was frigid. So, after being egged on by his mother and instructed by a certain book, he gave his cold wife the cold shoulder for a few days. At last...
"I can't sleep."
"Want me to tell you a story? ..."
"I can't sleep."
"Want me to sing for you? ..."
His wife's eyes shone brightly.
"Call me husband once, and I'll fulfill my duties as one."
His wife turned over and closed her eyes.
He had no choice but to retract what he'd just said. After all, he really couldn't restrain his own desires...
"Wife... It's hot. Let me take your clothes off..."
[Notice: The story will be completed and converted to a paid version on August 24.]
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Theme:
A Fortuitous Meeting (Marriage Before Love)
The Flourishing Female General
Original Intention
Betrayal
The Other Shore's Flower: A Millennium of Falling Leaves
The Beginning
Playing for a Phoenix
A Flower-and-Moon Vow
Butterfly Dreams, Qingyang
The Legend of the Rain of Heavenly Tears
A Sorrowful Wind and Returning Snow
That day, I had already flipped to this chapter, but I didn't have time to read it before something came up. Now that I'm back, you've already reached the VIP level... The story is finished, so why isn't there an extra chapter?
Their personalities complement each other, which is great. Xiaoqiu is actually quite clever; she has her husband completely under her control. Wishing them happiness and a healthy baby boy, haha!
This story can continue. Since Wu Dianci is so ungrateful, she'll definitely cause more trouble after having a son. And will Xiaoqiu become a strong woman? Aren't these questions still there? Are there any side stories? Writing a few side stories would be great!
Happy and fulfilling. So this is Xiaoqiu's personality; it's rare to see her like this...
A happy ending... Congratulations on the conclusion! Let's celebrate!
They're still just two kids, not adults! This is the last time I'll criticize them, but I actually like them a lot! Happy Valentine's Day!
And that's the end... Well, that's a pretty satisfying conclusion. I've finished another story, and now I have nothing to read. When will you start a new one, author? I really love your writing—it's warm, romantic, and fun.
For He Xiluo, this was his last act of romance, a fleeting thrill before his demise. Faced with the unattainable Xiaoqiu, this was all he could do. But this wasn't love; it was merely a cruel desire to possess! How despicable!
It's not a tragedy; the protagonist won't die, right?
Usually at this point, someone will come, or Xiaoqiu will keep going and won't be killed no matter what, until she kills the bad guy and then falls to the ground!