Female protagonist's perspective:
After a nap, Wen Suisui had a novel in her head. She was the heroine, and she had nothing to do every day. She only knew how to protect the hero from letting others covet her.
Wen Suisui: That's ridiculous. Wouldn't it be nice to pursue a career and work hard to make money for shopping?
Male protagonist's perspective:
Cheng Jing has been dreaming about his future wife since high school. She is virtuous and dedicated. She cannot live without him! They met in their freshman year, got married after graduation, each other raised a husband and raised children, while he focused on his career.
During his freshman year, Cheng Jing did not meet Wen Suisui.
After graduation, Cheng Jing was still single.
Cheng Jing:? ? ?
Comprehensive perspective:
On the road, Wen Suisui was noticed by a famous director because of her good looks and good temperament. She played the third female lead in a fairy tale drama adapted from a book. She has countless fans and a bright future as a star.
Waiting for the wife of his dream, but waiting for Wen Suisui who is focused on career but not in love. Cheng Jing: It turns out that the saying "dreams are opposite" is true...
The female protagonist is focused on career and does not want to fall in love × The male protagonist is focused on love and does not want to pursue a career
1. The male protagonist does not have a career, he inherits the family business
2. The male protagonist signed up for Durban, and he has everything you want.
3. The heroine is really hard-hearted
4. There are still emotional scenes, and the male protagonist is holding on to them.
5. I will add it later.
Intention: self-reliance