Complete. [Gu Lawyer's Romance Contract] is now updating.
Synopsis: Shu Mu used to think the greatest accomplishment of her life was winning over Zhou Jingting, the aloof campus heartthrob.
She treated him with great care, holding him in the palm of her hand and afraid to lose him. Zhou Jingting was cold and reserved, while she was passionate as fire.
Zhou Jingting never made the first move, while she threw herself into the relationship.
Zhou Jingting didn't care about her, and she...
Only then did she understand that this so-called relationship had been one-sided from beginning to end.
She suddenly came to her senses and cut things off with him without hesitation.
Four years later, she meets Zhou Jingting again. He's still the same elegant prince.
But her heart is calm as still water.
Zhou Jingting asks, "Do you regret it?"
Shu Mu: "Regret what?"
Zhou Jingting: "Regret dumping me back then."
Shu Mu answers firmly, "No."
Zhou Jingting falls silent for a moment. "But I regret it."
Note:
1. The female lead has obsessive-compulsive disorder.
2. The story touches on issues related to obsessive-compulsive disorder.
3. This is not a groveling ex-boyfriend story.
The next contemporary romance, [Gu Lawyer's Romance Contract], is now updating.
Gu Yuqian, Nancheng's top lawyer, is known for being heartless.
Word has it that he makes every girlfriend sign a relationship contract.
It stipulates that as his partner,
they will not meet each other's parents or discuss marriage,
she must not disturb him while he is working,
and whichever of them initiates the breakup, the woman will receive one million in compensation.
After the breakup, there will be a three-month cooling-off period, after which she may not contact him for any reason.
Then he signs a relationship contract with Zhi Yan.
Gu Yuqian: I booked a French restaurant. Let's have dinner tonight.
Zhi Yan: No thanks, I'm working late.
Gu Yuqian: ...
Gu Yuqian: What does your mother like? I want to buy her a gift and pay her a visit.
Zhi Yan: Maybe not. Didn't we agree not to meet each other's parents?
Gu Yuqian: ...
Gu Yuqian: Will you marry me?
Zhi Yan: Huh? The contract says we're not supposed to discuss marriage.
Gu Yuqian: Great, you've successfully infuriated me.
Zhi Yan: You drew up the contract yourself. You have to abide by it, Lawyer Gu.
Weibo: Xi Yue Gongzi
Recommended completed works: A Romance for the Winning Woman, I've Become Someone You Could Never Deserve, The Cold Male Lead Fell for Me, and Making a Comeback After Divorce
Theme: Don't wait until you lose someone to realize you should cherish them. Once some people slip away, there's no getting them back.
I finally finished reading it with frustration. I was really speechless. Why is the male protagonist pursuing his wife? I didn't notice it and it made me feel uncomfortable watching it.
The two people who had no communication with each other were able to get back together only because of the pen of the author's own mother.
I think there is no need for us to be too angry. In matters of love, one is willing to fight and the other is willing to suffer. For the heroine, her knot is that she feels that the hero doesn't love her, so all her efforts are in one direction. She had realized at the end of the text, oh, it turns out we are a double arrow, so nothing else matters. Although I think the male protagonist deserved to be broken up before, and his childhood sweetheart really owed it to him. But I also believe that in the subsequent episodes, after the heroine talks to him, he will definitely correct his problems. Anyway, although I quite disliked the male protagonist when I read the previous article, after reading it I thought it was okay. Btw, some sisters don't like this subject and want to keep watching the ending + extras, so just have some ideas and take the blame. If you don't like it, you should stop your losses in time!
Although the male protagonist visually talks about how much he likes the female protagonist and how sad he is after the female protagonist breaks up with him. But in essence, he didn't do anything to the heroine's love. The two were in a cold war, always waiting for the heroine to bow her head and apologize. He never thought of contacting the heroine or trying to coax her. The hero's mother didn't like the heroine, and he didn't defend her face to face with all kinds of criticism. He just let the heroine get used to it, and it was outrageous to let Tang answer the phone for him. No matter how good the relationship between childhood sweethearts is, it should be done in moderation.
If he had said one more word, there would have been no more four or five years in between. Very sad
It must be really tiring to fall in love with someone like Zhou. Although silence is golden, none of us have God's perspective and it is impossible to completely know what the other person is thinking. It's really insecure to fall in love with someone like Zhou.
I feel that even if the male and female protagonists are together now, there will inevitably be unresolved problems in the future (the male protagonist's childhood sweetheart, family, etc.), As well as potential problems in the future... The male protagonist would not have ended up like this if he had just two more sentences.
I stayed up all night to watch it. After watching the perspective of the male protagonist, I still feel that the love shown by the male protagonist is very little and the emotional value given is almost 0 [helpless]. I can't coax and I don't want to bow my head. I say that I have a lifelong relationship, but I haven't tried to establish a connection for four or five years. In fact, it shouldn't be billed as a crematorium for chasing wives, because there is not much chasing, and it is more appropriate to reunite after breaking up.
White Moonlight and Red Roses
When a Straight Man Meets a Beautiful Fairy
Passionate Beauty
You Are the Only One
God and Her
Divorce Lawyer's Love Rules
The Heartbeat Is on the Left, She Is on the Right
Private
Lead Him to Fall
Covet Him and Have a Crush on Her
The Moon Prefers Her
I Am the White Moonlight You Can't Get
I finally finished reading it with frustration. I was really speechless. Why is the male protagonist pursuing his wife? I didn't notice it and it made me feel uncomfortable watching it.
The two people who had no communication with each other were able to get back together only because of the pen of the author's own mother.
I think there is no need for us to be too angry. In matters of love, one is willing to fight and the other is willing to suffer. For the heroine, her knot is that she feels that the hero doesn't love her, so all her efforts are in one direction. She had realized at the end of the text, oh, it turns out we are a double arrow, so nothing else matters. Although I think the male protagonist deserved to be broken up before, and his childhood sweetheart really owed it to him. But I also believe that in the subsequent episodes, after the heroine talks to him, he will definitely correct his problems. Anyway, although I quite disliked the male protagonist when I read the previous article, after reading it I thought it was okay. Btw, some sisters don't like this subject and want to keep watching the ending + extras, so just have some ideas and take the blame. If you don't like it, you should stop your losses in time!
Although the male protagonist visually talks about how much he likes the female protagonist and how sad he is after the female protagonist breaks up with him. But in essence, he didn't do anything to the heroine's love. The two were in a cold war, always waiting for the heroine to bow her head and apologize. He never thought of contacting the heroine or trying to coax her. The hero's mother didn't like the heroine, and he didn't defend her face to face with all kinds of criticism. He just let the heroine get used to it, and it was outrageous to let Tang answer the phone for him. No matter how good the relationship between childhood sweethearts is, it should be done in moderation.
If he had said one more word, there would have been no more four or five years in between. Very sad
It must be really tiring to fall in love with someone like Zhou. Although silence is golden, none of us have God's perspective and it is impossible to completely know what the other person is thinking. It's really insecure to fall in love with someone like Zhou.
I feel that even if the male and female protagonists are together now, there will inevitably be unresolved problems in the future (the male protagonist's childhood sweetheart, family, etc.), As well as potential problems in the future... The male protagonist would not have ended up like this if he had just two more sentences.
I stayed up all night to watch it. After watching the perspective of the male protagonist, I still feel that the love shown by the male protagonist is very little and the emotional value given is almost 0 [helpless]. I can't coax and I don't want to bow my head. I say that I have a lifelong relationship, but I haven't tried to establish a connection for four or five years. In fact, it shouldn't be billed as a crematorium for chasing wives, because there is not much chasing, and it is more appropriate to reunite after breaking up.
A very literary and youthful book, so beautiful
I like great articles, keep up the good work