Mrs. Ji Wants a Divorce

[My new story, My Heart Is Yours, is now up. Go check it out~]

With Grandpa Ji gravely ill and the Ji family torn by infighting, Ji's mother tells Ji Shi to hurry up and get married to make his grandfather happy. She never expects Ji Shi, who has always hated being told what to do, to agree.

He's working, eyes still on his screen as he clatters away at the keyboard. "I'll marry An Jing."

The society girls hoping to form an alliance with the Ji family think sourly that someone as cold and haughty as Young Master Ji, born into a world of wealth and power and naturally ruthless and heartless, isn't suited to be a husband.

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An Jing has pursued Ji Shi for seven years. Ji Shi thinks she's devoted to him and will never leave him, no matter what.

Half a year later, she learns why he married her and angrily slaps the divorce papers in his face.

After three years studying abroad, An Jing returns home. Ji Shi forcibly carries her away from the airport, wishing he could press her into his very bones. Shamelessly, he kisses her and whispers against her ear, "You've gotten bold, Mrs. Ji. If you want a divorce, it'll only happen over my dead body."

An Jing grits her teeth. "Ji, how can you be so shameless!"

Ji Shi raises an eyebrow and curls his lips into a playful smile. "You mean shamelessly running around in your head?"

An Jing: What do I do when this jerk uses the cheesy lines I said to him when I was young and foolish against me?

Ji Shi: You said you'd love me forever. Hah! Women!

A little scene:

During an interview, a reporter asks Ji Shi, "Mr. Ji, who's in charge at home?"

Ji Shi curls his lips and says leisurely, "An Jing is in charge." He pauses, then adds, "I'll do anything she says, except get divorced."

An Jing: ...Yeah, right. There are times when you don't listen to me, either.

A chatty, simple-minded heroine (programmer) x a cold-looking jerk of a male lead (CEO)

A story about a female programmer who can pick things up and put them down, and a domineering CEO who doesn't know when he picked her up, but can never put her down again. A warm, everyday kind of story. The setting is entirely fictional, so it's all the author's nonsense.

[Coming soon: She's Hard to Pursue. Please add it to your collections.]

Everyone says Zhou Yanshen is inscrutable, ruthless, and wild, and that he's monopolized Haicheng's entertainment industry through his own efforts.

Rumor has it he only wants bodies, not hearts, and plenty of people flock to him anyway.

After all, if you date him, he'll spoil you like the heroine of a CEO romance.

One day, he spots a pretty girl in profile at a bar. He puts out his cigarette and drapes an arm over her shoulder.

The girl turns around. Her dark eyes are clear as water, completely out of place amid the flashing lights and debauchery.

He freezes. Before he can say a word, she grabs his wrist and punches him in the bridge of the nose.

She apologizes and explains earnestly, "I'm sorry! Are you okay? It's a work reflex. That's a takedown."

The noisy bar falls silent. Everyone waits for him to throw her out.

Instead, he clutches his chest, looking conflicted. "I'm hurt. My heart aches."

Everyone: Let's leave. Brother Zhou's flirting.

The girl panics. "Is something wrong with your heart? I'll get you to a hospital right away."

"If your heart's not well, you shouldn't come to places like this."

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The one and only time Zhou Yan tried to hit on someone, he got punched.

Three days later, at a revolving restaurant, he finally finds the culprit.

She's on a blind date.

He leaves his guests behind and walks over, speaking with an exaggeratedly tender air, as if playing a prank. "Darling, stop messing around. I don't agree to a breakup."

Her blind date gets angry and leaves.

She sighs with relief and gratefully bows to him. "Thanks for helping me out, buddy!"

Zhou Yan: ? Buddy?

*

Su Lan: "Zhou Yan is a good guy, the kind of friend who'll take a knife for you, but not the kind of husband you share a bed with."

Zhou Yan, holding his "good guy" card: "..."

Basically, it's a story about a man with a heart of steel who knows all the tricks of a scumbag falling for a tough girl who despises those tricks.

The Amnesiac Little Fairy of Best Actor Song by Qing Ping Ke

Contract Marriage by Bao Suan

My Ex-Husband Insists on Winning Me Back by Xing Chen Yun

Why Does She Have to Be the One? by Ye Zi Qing Qing

Theme: Unity, kindness, and striving for a better future