Nan Feng transmigrated into a book. She only realized it after marrying the male lead, and then discovered that her true identity was his deceased wife, who had died young. The female lead had been reborn and was already eagerly waiting to take her place!!!
For the sake of her life, Nan Feng tried to end their sexless marriage.
After hearing her reasons for wanting a divorce, Gao Yuan calmly asked, "Didn't you swear undying love to me yesterday?"
Nan Feng suddenly understood. "I swore undying love to you, but you didn't care at all. Add that to the reasons for the divorce."
The male lead: "..."
He leisurely undid his shirt buttons, revealing a well-defined chest.
Nan Feng clutched her chest, her face full of alarm. "What are you trying to do? Let me tell you, forcing me to have sex without my consent is marital rape! And seducing me won't change my mind either."
Gao Yuan looked at her, baffled. "I'm just changing my clothes. But I hope you'll think it through before we divorce. Afterward, you'll have to move out of my house and won't be able to enjoy baths in the tub or use the squat toilet anymore. Oh, and please pay back the 180 yuan you owe me."
Nan Feng: "..."
It was bad enough that she couldn't afford to get married. Now she'd reached the point where she couldn't even afford to get divorced!
Looking at the title and synopsis of this book, I thought it was a story about marriage or about to get married, but now that the male and female protagonists are not married, I think you can set it to be a time travel and rebirth into this era, not necessarily a time travel story!
Well, the two of them were originally meant to be together, but the heroine taking the initiative to join in was indeed a bit priceless.
The heroine is also very perceptive.
Will the male protagonist chase his wife at the crematorium later? Ha ha ha ha
It's well written, but updates are too slow.
Is this the hero's first marriage?? Why is there a dead wife again?
Hey, why are you so frustrated? This is a cruel article. Do
Kaisen, get married at noon. Out of the sea of suffering
Ah, why is it locked?
Why is the next one locked?