Soft Spot

Gu Zhi was born with a silver spoon in her mouth, raised amid doting affection and spoiled rotten. She had a willful, pampered princess’s temper. But the year she graduated from university, her family fell into ruin. After they went bankrupt, she was forced to marry Fu Qingxu, the eldest son of the prosperous Fu Group in Yicheng, to pay off her family’s debts. Fu Qingxu was disabled and confined to a wheelchair, a sickly man who was supposedly not expected to live past thirty. But on their wedding night, when Gu Zhi met her future husband, she saw a well-dressed young master in a suit, with a refined, cool expression and an air of nobility. He sat in his wheelchair and stared at her coldly, making Gu Zhi shiver. After the wedding, Gu Zhi experienced what it meant to live like a rich lady. She had more money than she knew what to do with, but had lost her freedom, and her powerful husband treated her with cool indifference. At such a young age, Gu Zhi got to experience what it was like to be a widow in all but name. She could take it no longer and stormed up to Fu Qingxu. “I’ve had enough. I want a divorce!” He didn’t even move an eyebrow. In his cool voice, he merely asked, “What are you making a fuss about?” Gu Zhi snapped, “Who’s making a fuss? You can’t satisfy me, so I want a divorce!” At that, Fu Qingxu raised an eyebrow and looked up at her. “Zhizhi, you know I’m not well.” Gu Zhi: “...And?” Fu Qingxu: “Take care of it yourself.” *Content warning: The male lead really has one paralyzed leg. *1v1, neither lead has been with anyone else, and it’s tooth-achingly sweet. Coming next: the campus romance Chasing You Through the Flames The year Bai Xunyin graduated from middle school, she suffered a trauma response by accident and became a “little mute” who couldn’t speak. She spent her first year of high school enduring the ridicule, scorn, and bullying of those around her. Then, in her second year, Bai Xunyin met Yu Luoyin. He was elegant and handsome, with sharp brows and bright eyes. He was the school heartthrob and every girl’s dream. But to Bai Xunyin, Yu Luoyin was the first person to stand up for her, smile at her, help her with her studies, and have lunch with her. The first love of youth came on like a storm, hazy and overwhelming. Bai Xunyin’s diary from her second year of high school was filled with the three characters of Yu Luoyin’s name. Bai Xunyin never expected Yu Luoyin to like her back. She just never thought that, in her third year, she would accidentally see his “true colors” around a hallway corner. Yu Luoyin held a cigarette between his teeth. Beneath his refined, elegant exterior, he was a gentlemanly scoundrel. He smiled at his two dissolute friends and said: “The little mute’s starting to like me. The bet’s over. I got tired of hanging around her ages ago.” Bai Xunyin couldn’t speak, but her eyes could cry. From that day on, she never once looked Yu Luoyin in the eye. Only after Young Master Yu tried every trick in the book, from sarcasm and mockery to flipping tables, apologizing, and even hurting himself, and none of it worked, did he have no choice but to drop to one knee before Bai Xunyin. Eyes bloodshot and voice hoarse, he begged: “Xinyin, forgive me just this once. I’ll never do it again, not in this lifetime.” #A groveling ex who tries to win her back. The male lead is a bad person, so read at your own risk. #Both leads are virgins. It’s actually a little sweet, and the female lead will recover her voice later. Theme: Promoting the right values about falling in love after marriage.