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Blurb:
Three years ago, Xu Mo leaned casually against the hood of a supercar, a cigarette between his lips and a large check pinched between his fingers. He said to Zhou Zhou, "Marry me for three years, and this check is yours."
At the time, Zhou Zhou's father was hospitalized after a stroke, and the company was facing bankruptcy. She gritted her teeth and took the check from him.
One day after their wedding, Xu Mo fastened his cufflinks as he headed out. Before leaving, he looked back and said coolly, "It's only a fake marriage. Don't get too carried away."
So Zhou Zhou put away her naive hopes and expectations and brought out her finest acting.
When Xu Mo stayed out late entertaining clients, she went to drag him home herself.
When rumors linked Xu Mo to another woman, she publicly took them on through Weibo.
When her mother-in-law wanted a grandchild, she staged a tearful tantrum and threatened to kill herself, declaring that she was child-free by choice.
Everyone knew Xu Mo had a wife who loved him madly.
Until one day, that wife who loved him madly handed him divorce papers and said, "The three years are up. Sign them."
Xu Mo gripped his pen so tightly, but he just couldn't bring himself to sign.
Content warnings:
1. Marriage first, love later. Both leads are virgins.
2. He pursues her after the breakup, with a happy ending.
3. Divorce after the story goes premium.
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Ran Xing was brought to a dinner party and introduced to several rich young men. Everyone teased that she looked just like a certain someone, especially in profile. Gu Ye sat in the corner smoking, watching her silently, a trace of menace hidden in his eyes.
Later, Ran Xing was summoned to Gu Ye's office and made to show him her profile for an hour. Gu Ye smashed half the office.
Gu Ye: "Will you be with me? I'll make you a top star."
Ran Xing: "No. I'm doing fine as I am."
Gu Ye: "I won't touch you. I just want to look."
Ran Xing: "Then we'll need to sign an agreement."
When the agreement expired, Ran Xing walked away without hesitation. Gu Ye held her and begged, "I was wrong. You don't look like her at all."
Content warnings:
1. Both leads are virgins.
2. This isn't a former-lover substitute trope. The male lead has no ex.
3. He pursues her after the breakup.
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Ten years ago, Chu Yue found Lu Yuanchuan in her family's doghouse. Her classmates laughed at Lu Yuanchuan, saying he was Chu Yue's dog.
Ten years later, they met again, and Lu Yuanchuan had evolved from a dog into a dog of a man.
Chu Yue had suspected Lu Yuanchuan was crazy before. Later, she confirmed that not only was he crazy, he was completely unhinged.
Recently, rumors had been circulating at the company that Chu Yue had a crush on Young Master Lu, secretly trying to get close to him and send him flirtatious texts every now and then.
Chu Yue couldn't defend herself. Suspecting her account had been hacked, she searched through all her social media apps and discovered she didn't even have Lu Yuanchuan's contact information.
Later, Chu Yue discovered the rumors had started with posts on Young Master Lu's social media feed...
Lu Yuanchuan's post, one:
"Someone keeps texting me late at night to flirt. You know who you are. Are you trying to get yourself killed?"
Attached: A screenshot of a chat window where the sender, "Chu Chu," is acting coy:
"Darling, won't you talk to me..."
"Baby..."
"Big brother..."
"Daddy???"
Lu Yuanchuan's post, two:
"You keep sending me gifts every day. Hey, you with the surname Chu, aren't you annoying? Just because you give them to me, do I have to accept them???"
Attached: A desk covered with all kinds of knickknacks: books, plush toys, bracelets, rings, and more.
"Big brother, do you like the gifts I sent? If you do, then give me a kiss, a hug, and a lift up high!"
Chu Yue, after reading the posts: ????
A genuinely crazy male lead VS a healing female lead
Theme: Marriage and love
The Villain Blushes After Hearing My Thoughts [The 1990s]
After Accidentally Marrying a Powerful Man in an Eighties Romance Novel
Is Everyone in Your Circle This Wild? (Secret Marriage)
Flirting Without Knowing It
The Substitute Female Side Character's Sweet Daily Life in the Nineties
The Green Tea Side Character Becomes the Villain's Ex-Girlfriend
Secretly Doting on You
A Perfect Life in the Eighties
Transmigrating into a Book with My Archenemy to Raise a Baby
I Heard You Like Me
After My Divorce, I Became the Queen of the Trending Searches
The Obsessive Villain Is a Siscon [Book Transmigration]
I feel as if I've eaten dog shit now
No more men? Can such a mother-in-law be relieved? Shouldn't it be that we either stay away from each other forever or find another man?
I didn't look much at the back, but I really can't get past the mother-in-law design, and the hostess's point of not being able to stand up. It doesn't look very exciting, it doesn't feel sad, and it doesn't look smooth.
What the hell is this woman surnamed Zhao? She is such a scumbag. She is the kind of person who has been scolded for gender-swapping. She is inexplicably resentful.
I thought the writing was quite detailed in the beginning, but the ending was too rushed, and the extra chapter was a bit bland.
It was pretty good to watch, but the ending was too hasty. I wanted to torture the male protagonist a little more, but the heroine forgave him and the ending was over. Except for the ending, which was a little rushed, everything else was pretty good.
It's not like men are dead in this world. The male protagonist treats her like that, but the female protagonist is still attached to the male protagonist, and even says that she is soft-hearted. If the female protagonist is really soft-hearted, she won't have such a big difference in attitude towards the male protagonist and the one who has a crush on her.
Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers
Women who can be mistresses are really not well-educated, so it makes sense for the male protagonist to be so mean and mean.
Ha