I Fell in Love with My Nemesis After Our Marriage

My upcoming novel, The Scum Gong Refuses to Divorce, is listed below this blurb. If you're interested, please add it to your favorites. Look at your brother Cheng Mu. That phrase has been repeated like a tightening curse for more than ten years. Unless something unexpected happens, Han Qi will have to listen to it for decades to come. The scariest thing in the world isn't an enemy. It's that other kid parents are always comparing you to. Han Qi has lived in Cheng Mu's shadow forever, and even the person he likes told him: "You're too childish. I like someone mature and steady, like Cheng Mu." After hearing that, Han Qi wanted to do a triple spin, tie Cheng Mu to a rocket, light it, and launch him into space, where he'd disappear forever. Unfortunately, he couldn't. Cheng Mu's mother and his own mother were best friends, closer than stainless steel, without a speck of rust between them. It left Han Qi in despair. Later, someone drugged Cheng Mu, and Han Qi happened to be passing by. He was the one who got into trouble. When he woke up, Han Qi was grinding his teeth in rage. His eyes darted as he thought of the perfect way to get revenge. He climbed onto the windowsill despite his injuries and waited for Cheng Mu to wake up. When Cheng Mu woke, this was what he saw: Han Qi in rumpled pajamas, looking flagrantly suggestive, with swollen red eyes as he angrily accused him. "Cheng Mu, you bastard! You dared to take advantage of me! I'm calling my mom!" Han Qi smugly put on an act, thinking he had Cheng Mu over a barrel. He never expected Cheng Mu to immediately notify their parents that they were getting married. Later, Han Qi asked a friend for advice, and the friend told him: If you hate someone, marry off your spoiled daughter to him. Make his life miserable, put horns on his head, take all his money, and ruin his dignity. Han Qi didn't have any siblings, so he would have to do it himself. Han Qi behaved outrageously and made Cheng Mu lose face and money. He felt he'd gotten enough revenge and tried to run away on their wedding day, but Cheng Mu grabbed him tightly and sneered, "You think you can just run away after all that? It's not that easy." Han Qi was furious but couldn't get away. Even more terrifying, he had a terminal illness, and his belly was growing bigger by the day. An impulsive, childish, spoiled young master who cries easily, the shou x a hypocritical, cold, heartless CEO gong Warnings: 1. Both are each other's first. Happy ending. Both leads have flaws and aren't perfect. The shou is specifically weak, and the gong is very cold and self-interested at first, but later gets his comeuppance. Please check the shou's character description. If this isn't your cup of tea, don't read, and please don't send me blades. 2. Melodrama, true love after all, a groveling romance, marriage equality for same-sex couples, and the shou gets pregnant. 3. The writing is simplistic, and the logic is freewheeling. Please don't read if that bothers you. Upcoming novel: The Scum Gong Refuses to Divorce Yu Ze is a refined gentleman toward everyone, but cold toward him. Zi Qiu knew that. He'd known since he was young. Yet he still fell head over heels. He couldn't help it. If he could control his heart, he wouldn't be in so much pain. Back then, Zi Qiu thought that if he just kept treating him well, even a stone would eventually warm up. For three years, he tried to warm that stone, and for three years, his heart was pierced again and again. He finally resolved to leave after overhearing Yu Ze's friends talking about him. "Yu Ze, why hasn't that freeloader of yours come to pick you up yet?" Zi Qiu waited stupidly outside the private room for half an hour, but never heard Yu Ze say a single word in his defense. He was like a statue riddled with cracks, shattered from head to heart by a tiny pebble. Zi Qiu had never felt so pathetic. He drove back to the villa, packed his things, and left. He couldn't stay another moment. When Yu Ze woke up the next day, he discovered that the person who had always clung to him was gone, without leaving a trace. Now that the big nuisance was finally gone, he should have been happy. But for some reason, he was still angry. He was angry at Xia Ziqiu's capriciousness: he barged into Yu Ze's life whenever he pleased, then left without a word. Did he have no respect for anyone else? Did he even ask permission before leaving? Did he think he could sleep with him and not take responsibility? A bold, spirited, kind shou x a slow-to-warm, cold gong who realizes his feelings too late Things to know before reading: 1. Both are each other's first. Older gong, with a ten-year age gap. They only have each other. A groveling romance. Old-school style. 2. The writing is simplistic, the logic is freewheeling, and melodrama abounds. Please don't read if that bothers you. Theme: Recognize your shortcomings, strive to learn, grow through adversity, and become a new version of yourself.