Married to a Textbook Husband

The follow-up novel, The Clingy Professor Spoils Me Rotten, starts on November 2. If you like the sound of it, lovely ladies, please add it to your reading list! Blurb: Tao Xi, a woman still single at an age when most people are married, attends a class reunion. Her married classmates all advise her not to get married: "Rather than suffer the four misfortunes of married life: choosing a partner like a mother, being a wife like a maid, raising children like a single parent, and living in a marriage like a widow, you'd be better off enjoying your freedom on your own." She ignores their advice and marries Jing Chang on her twenty-eighth birthday. After they marry, Jing Chang won't let her cook, mop the floor, or hang out the laundry. When he's in the wrong, he placates her; when she's in the wrong, he still placates her. When their precious son is born, the first thing he tells the baby is, "From now on, you and I will take good care of Mom together." Tao Xi feels like she somehow got married in name only. Even her childhood dream, "I want to be a good wife and loving mother," is about to fall through. A domineering CEO who dotes on his wife VS a Cinderella who married later in life. A sweet post-marriage romance. Add it to your reading list! Take a look at the follow-up novel, The Clingy Professor Spoils Me Rotten. Blurb One: Before getting together with Hai Xing, Yan Lang always thought he was sexually indifferent and didn't like physical contact with other people. After getting together with Hai Xing, he wanted to cling to her every day, holding her hand, hugging and kissing her whenever and wherever he could, and doing even more intimate things. Blurb Two: After they marry, people envy Yan Lang for having a beautiful wife and an adorable child, while behind his back they joke that he married a little tyrant and had a father for a son. Hai Xing: Am I being really unreasonable? Yan Lang: Yes. You're thin because you've been hungry, and you're sensible because no one has ever cherished you. Hai Xing: Do you regret marrying me? Yan Lang: I do. I regret rejecting you when you pursued me, and I regret not bringing you home as my wife sooner. Yan Lang has always been a man with limits. Just like his indulgence of Hai Xing, Hai Xing is his limit. Hai Xing thought she would spend her whole life walking in darkness. Then she met Yan Lang, and her world became a clear, starry sky. A sweet, quiet (with a bit of a temper) middle-school PE teacher VS a cool, abstinent (wife-doting) male engineering professor Theme: