Please, Ex-Husband, Have Some Dignity

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Wen Yu is a sweet, well-behaved young lady. She's excellent at everything from piano to ballet, except her grades are terrible

Her older brother invites his friend's uncle to tutor her privately.

The uncle is elegant and refined, wearing gold-rimmed glasses, reserved and gentlemanly.

His smile is gentle and charming.

But when he doesn't smile, he's so intense he frightens her.

*

Wen Yu had heard of Shi Mo long ago. He's the professor at S University most popular with female students,

but every girl who's liked him or pursued him has met a bad end.

When they first meet, Wen Yu keeps her eyes down, afraid to look around.

She cautiously asks her older brother, "Should I call him Uncle or Teacher?"

*

"Uncle? Teacher?"

Shi Mo's dark eyes conceal a storm as he corners the slender young woman. His handsome face is tender and affectionate, but his gaze is gloomy and obsessive.

As she frantically tries to pull away, he suddenly wraps an arm around her slim waist. "Last year, you didn't call me that."

"Then what did I call you?" Wen Yu asks, her pretty face full of confusion. "Have I met you before?"

The man's throat bobs. They'd done far more than meet.

"Back then, you called me..."

"Husband."

*

At eighteen, rebellious and full of youthful energy, she grabbed his tie on a bar's dance floor and drew him into an abyss of decadent desire.

A little scene:

Shi Mo has always been indifferent to everything and never taken anything to heart. At long last, he takes an interest in a young woman and confesses to her without hesitation

Wen Yu by day: With a solemn little face, she tells him earnestly, "Although you were only my teacher for half a month, once a teacher, a father for life QAQ"

Shi Mo sneers. "A father for life? I don't have a daughter as old as you."

Just as he's getting frustrated and restless, a knock sounds at his door that evening, followed by a sweet, timid voice.

"Professor Shi, it's me."

The moment he opens the door, the girl, dressed in a white camisole and carrying the cool summer breeze and intoxicating floral fragrance, tumbles into his arms. Looking pitiful, she says, "Professor, I'm scared of thunder. Can I share your bed tonight?"

Holding her warm, fragrant body, Shi Mo's eyes roil with desire. His voice is hoarse with restraint. "Whatever made you change your mind, you won't get away from me now!"

Well-behaved and adorable / alluring and flirtatious heroine with a dual personality × gentlemanly and proper on the outside, arrogant and ruthless on the inside hero

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--- Story blurb ---

Guan Wu married twice and divorced twice before she turned twenty.

Her first husband came from a wealthy merchant family. He had a short temper and left her, blaming her for managing the household poorly and being no good at domestic power struggles.

Her second husband was a military man who valued loyalty above all. His sworn brothers mattered more to him than his wife, and during a war he abandoned her to save one of them.

Reborn, she has no plans to marry again. She just wants to save enough money to buy a home and live an easy life, raising a puppy or two when the mood strikes.

But both her ex-husbands show up to cause trouble

"My dear, you're so gentle and kind. Domestic power struggles aren't for you. Let's move out together this time!"

"A wife is like a limb, brothers are like clothes. Your life is my life."

Guan Wu refuses. If she can stay single, she absolutely won't marry; if she can raise a puppy, she doesn't need a husband!

Her first rule after being reborn is: do whatever you want, and take no responsibility.

Note:

The hero is not one of her ex-husbands.

The heroine is a year older than the hero.

The heroine is not a virgin; the hero is.

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Theme: Women should be self-reliant