Shan Jing comes from a prestigious family. He's a rising business tycoon: handsome, wealthy, reserved, and cold.
His only flaw is that he married young.
Fortunately, it's said he married only to repay a debt owed by the previous generation. He and his wife have no real feelings for each other, and can go months without seeing one another.
Yan Xiaonian thinks so too. So, to repay him, she decides to give him a marriage where he's basically a widower.
Then she can happily write novels, become a food blogger, and enjoy the good life.
After they marry, while Shan Jing jets from place to place for business negotiations, strange messages keep popping up on his phone.
Sometimes they're snippets from a novel, sometimes just a line or two of an idea.
The one thing they have in common is that he's always the male lead, while the female leads are all strangers to him, in every shape and size.
...Sometimes the lead is a man, too.
He checked, and the messages were sent from an IP address in his own home.
There was only him and, in the room next door, his little wife, who seemed sweet, gentle, and harmless.
A very, very sweet romance
