Su Zijin became the wife of Ye Mohan, who was ten years older than her, when she was eighteen years old. There was no marriage certificate, no feelings, only a contract, and it was a purely commercial marriage. Su Zijin thought, just marry, just live in a different place. But I didn't expect Ye Mohan to take it seriously. If you marry me, you are mine. If you want to hide, there is no way! The heroine appears to be obedient and well-behaved, but in reality she is heartless. She loves no one but herself and strives to maximize her own interests in everything. The male protagonist is paranoid and possessive. Once something is included in his territory, no one can take it away. In Su Zijin's eyes, people in this world are divided into two types: those she cares about and those who are insignificant to her. In Ye Mohan's eyes, there are two types of things: those that are his and those that are not his. The difference is that in Su Zijin's eyes, Ye Mohan is the latter, but in Ye Mohan's eyes, Su Zijin is the former. So when he learned that his beloved wife actually went to the beach with other men to pick up shells before getting married. Ye Mohan said: Can this be tolerated? The wedding date is brought forward, so get the person over to me as soon as possible, and I will settle the accounts slowly one by one later. Su Zijin said: She and I are just ordinary friends. We have no relationship. We have never been in love. At most, we owe some favors. I can't control people who like me. Is there something wrong with your brain? Do you need to worry about this relationship just between us? Marriage first, love later, the male protagonist takes the initiative and the female protagonist is passive and beaten. Paranoid meets indifference, Bai Liangang meets Zhuozhirou, and the gun goes off, a tit-for-tat duel. (Note that the guns and needles here are real objects...)
Intention: Family and love