The Ideal Marriage

1 For some reason, Jing Han got married. Only after the wedding did he discover that his husband had a terrible reputation. --Rumor had it that he suffered from emotional detachment disorder, was arrogant and cold, had no regard for other people's feelings, and was sexually indifferent. Determined to make the marriage work, Jing Han sought advice and reached a conclusion: He needed to coax his husband and pamper him. One day, Jing Han walked onto the set with a hopeless expression, rubbing his aching waist. The veteran actor he'd been told to coax and pamper asked with a smile, "How's it working out?" Jing Han: "..." It worked too well. I'm about to lose my kidneys QAQ 2 Liang Jinlin was a man who always kept his promises. When he was thirteen, he accepted a little boy's proposal. After marrying him as promised, he realized he was the only one who'd taken it seriously. Hah. Until Jing Han admitted he was wrong, Liang Jinlin absolutely wouldn't speak to him again or do anything intimate with him! A few days later-- The tipsy young man, faintly smelling of alcohol, buried his face against Liang Jinlin's chest. His voice was soft, with a hint of grievance. "Hubby, you haven't held me lately." Liang Jinlin pulled him into his arms. To hell with making him admit he was wrong! The real mistake was ever thinking that way in the first place! · [People keep asking, so here's an explanation: the shou has no romantic feelings for the male supporting character. He was grateful to him once, but after repaying that debt, those feelings were gone. A lot of the early moments that feel frustrating will turn into sweet moments later. The male supporting character doesn't get much page time. This really is a sweet romance. The author only knows how to write romance.] Cool, devoted, patient, henpecked, loyal top VS seemingly composed, gentle, decisive bottom. Sweet, indulgent, and swoon-worthy! The top has a one-sided crush that becomes mutual. A sweet romance about marrying first and falling in love afterward. No angst in the romance, and once they fall for each other, they're utterly devoted. An unconventional wealthy-family story set in the entertainment industry, mostly about little things in everyday married life. Theme: The prerequisite for loving someone is that you're happy.