They say Ming Zheng, heir to the Ming family, married a sweet young wife nine years her junior. Jian Xi is charming, sweet, and obedient, and she fell helplessly in love with Ming Zheng at first sight before impulsively marrying her.
Unfortunately, Ming Zheng is a cold, hard stone who doesn't even come home after they marry.
People urge Jian Xi to make a fuss, but she blushes shyly. "I'll wait for her."
Later, Ming Zheng stands in the snow and wind, shivering so badly her voice trembles. "I'm here to take you home."
Jian Xi smiles. "Stop acting."
When word gets around that they're divorcing, people urge Ming Zheng not to take things too far.
Ming Zheng holds back for a long moment, then says dejectedly, "She's the one who wants a divorce."
Please note:
1. Marriage by agreement, 1v1, a nontraditional regret-and-reconciliation story.
2. Nine-year age gap: Jian Xi is 23, Ming Zheng is 32.
3. The entertainment industry elements aren't based on real people and make up a small portion of the story. Don't speculate or start arguments.
Click the author's name to visit my page. I'm recommending my currently updating story, Hard to Bear. Characters from this story make cameos in it, but their characterizations have changed a lot. Give it a try if you're interested.
Theme: Accepting and affirming yourself is the way to a happy future. True redemption means finding the will to live and peace of mind.
I tied it in one day. I like it so much.
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I also know how to finish the tail! It's not easy! In addition... Congratulations to Mr. Ming and Mrs. Ming on their marriage!!
Hahahaha Mingzheng: Gan, I made a mistake...
Very good, but the water is too clear. I hate the Green River?
The first surprise of 2025. I did feel a bit rushed at the end of writing. Maybe it's because even good articles are too short.
The sight of Chai's wife's crematorium behind was so anxious. The writing is very detailed, and overall it is very nice and beautiful. Love it, love it
In fact, the writing at the beginning is very good, but I always feel that the ending is a bit rushed...
Looks great, looking forward to future works! Come on
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