In her previous life, Lan Yin married a flirt who chased after every pretty flower and led everyone on. In her next life, she chooses to marry a man who has no interest in women and prefers men.
On their wedding night, they draw up an agreement to divorce after three years.
She thought this would let her live freely, but being a wife in name only turns out to be far from easy.
What, she has to cover for him while he sneaks off to meet his boyfriend?
She has to pretend to be pregnant when her mother-in-law urges them to have a child?
His boyfriend is throwing a fit, and she has to help soothe him?
Lan Yin smiles: Why don't you go die?
At long last, the divorce date arrives, and she happily presents paper and pen.
“Such a beautiful day. Please write me a divorce decree!”
He looks earnest. “...Well, the weather is nice today. Why don't we make up for never consummating the marriage?”
Lan Yin: “...” You bastard, now you're backing out?
A gentle, scheming, extremely possessive hero x a seemingly soft but inwardly strong, laid-back heroine
[Reading notes]
Before he falls for the heroine, the hero is gay. Proceed with caution if that's a dealbreaker.
This is a romance, so no matter what, the hero will become straight. Everything in the story serves the leads. (A simple love story about turning a gay man straight, with no special allegory. This isn't discrimination, so don't argue about it.)
The plot is melodramatic, and logic is dead~
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Reading the comments is really confusing. Before I read the article, I just read the comments and thought that the heroine didn't know the world and was a silly girl who had fantasies about being straight. She succeeded with the blessing of the heroine's halo. In fact, the heroine was married off first and could not be the master herself. In the end, I didn't even think about breaking up with the male protagonist. I just thought that when the time came, I would go out and live my life. However, I didn't expect that the male protagonist might be gay and implicitly bisexual in nature. I have to say that there is something special about it. The male protagonist in Ding Po Tian is too doggy, but the dog male protagonist is also a kind of theme. Otherwise, all the stories would be about sweet and warm men. This article is a story about a male and female protagonist, but the subject of the cut sleeve is only marginally related. It cannot be regarded as a serious and straightforward article. Second, the plot is indeed possible in the context of the times, but somehow it has become a model of wrong guidance for minors. We also need a group of people who read novels only for the explosive points and not the plot to popularize the reality of how painful marriage is. In the past few years, Tanmei straight-faced sex scenes were very popular, and you can still see them all the time now. No one is popularizing them. Instead, they mostly excuse the male protagonist and belittle the female character, explaining that he is bisexual. As for the romance, the author still accuses the heroine of being willing to become a homosexual wife. The author takes it for granted that it is impossible for the male protagonist to be a bisexual.
In fact, the character design is quite good. I think the female protagonist has never been interested in the male protagonist. Later, the male protagonist passed out and ignored him, and she did not agree to go back immediately after giving birth. I quite like the female protagonist, who is sober enough.
The male protagonist is not as good as the second male lead and the third male lead. The second male lead was harmed by his cousin in his previous life. He can be said to be innocent in this life. If he had dealt with his cousin earlier, he would still be a good partner. On the other hand, for the male protagonist, it is difficult to say sincerity, but where does he use his sincerity? Besides coming to spy on the heroine on his day off, what else did he do? He didn't make any move to pursue him at all, and even the interaction between the fake couple acting in the beginning was a little sweet (although it was fake candy without sincerity) What did he do for the heroine after she fell in love with him? Did he find a way to make up for the mistakes he made towards the heroine in the early stage? The cousin with broken sleeves hurt the heroine and was retaliated by the heroine, but the hero's refusal to save him will be considered a thing of the past? And the cousin seemed to know the true nature of the male protagonist and thought it was a foreshadowing, but it turned out not to be. The male protagonist who has really bent over asked the male protagonist to make amends to others, and asked the female protagonist to persuade his ex-boyfriend? This operation can be done on the spot if the male and female protagonists in the novel have no BL elements! He also threatened the second male lead with the life of the female protagonist. The second male lead could see some emotion in his struggle at that time, but what about the male lead? Even though the heroine knew it, there was still no follow-up. After he really fell in love, he had no respect at all. If he wanted to get married, he could get divorced. He could even tell the heroine to wait for two years. Whenever the heroine developed a new relationship, he would destroy it and even drug her! I didn't deal with all the things I felt sorry for the heroine, but just pretended it never happened! A male protagonist like this might as well keep bending over to harm a good girl!
In fact, it was quite interesting at first. From my understanding, the male protagonist's orientation issue is just using the male partner 1 and the male partner 2, and there is no real relationship. But it wasn't until the female protagonist went to talk to the male partner 1 to persuade him not to be angry with the male protagonist that I realized that I was still naive. The male protagonist really used to He is a bender, and he and the male co-star were really in love with each other. Okay, I can accept it, and then continue to watch it. That's right, the more I watch it, the more I feel like the male and female protagonists don't love each other much (maybe it's because of my habitual thinking that it's impossible for a bender to become straight), and even the ending is a bit rushed. If there were more chapters, it would be more enjoyable to write about the female protagonist raping the male protagonist in the later stage, mainly to relieve her anger, hahahahahaha, and the female protagonist's thinking in the later stage is a bit complicated. Also, the male supporting actor 2 is probably a natural born crook, and he married his cousin, which is really unacceptable. It makes me feel a little bit like the same wife. My cousin is so pitiful, ugh
What a waste of my money. What kind of thing is this male protagonist? His love depends on being addicted to drugs... He still wants to be strong towards the end. The female protagonist is also baffled. She has to establish a sober persona and has to leave her child to give him an excuse.
I was shocked by such a male protagonist... Although I was attracted by the curve at first, I didn't expect that the male protagonist himself was so sick! I quite like the heroine in the early stage. She has no airs and doesn't care about face. It's even cuter to insist that she likes her even though she obviously doesn't like her in order to save her life. But later on, I fell in love with the male protagonist, which was incredible! It's not that you can't like her, but that you like her enough to ask her if you can drop everything and live a small life with her. Although this is understandable, after all, falling in love can lead to wisdom, and if you don't ask, there are other hidden dangers. But sister, you are really inferior in comparison! All your early brains were eaten by the male protagonist! The male protagonist does a lot of harm! The two of them didn't have any feelings for each other before, and the man didn't mind if the woman died. Human nature is like this, and I think it's understandable. But ever since the male protagonist's awakening to love was always molesting and drugging the female protagonist, I felt suffocated. It's true that I like bullies very much, but I really don't like this kind of abnormal psychology that is so controlling that it ignores the wishes of others. The most frightening thing is that the male protagonist will not change his nature of calculating and taking advantage of others in the end. It is very realistic, because people are not that easy to change, but it is even more suffocating... Although the female protagonist has found a way to delay, she cannot keep delaying, and one day the male protagonist will become violent and stop playing. Thinking about it, the heroine will be kidnapped by him sooner or later, and my life is at stake... Why did the previous comment say it was HE? Is HE better than BE??? I was really leaning toward King Rui for a while. Although he was more than a round older than the heroine, he was someone who could understand people... Sigh.
I can only say that it is outrageous. Both the male and female protagonists seem to have some problems
After reading it, the heroine is still obsessed with the hero's feelings. Are you sure this is a romance novel? I think this is a one-man show for a few men. The heroine is so cold.
Where can I watch the second male lead's extra episode?
I don't think the male protagonist is Duan Sleeve. The male protagonist feels that he is taking advantage of his relationship with his ex. He has some feelings for him but not much.