After the Fussy Bottom Enters a Marriage Alliance

[Main story complete] Lin Zhijiu dreams that he’s the vicious cannon fodder in a sweet romance novel. To save his life, he hastily dumps Jiang Feng, the “male lead gong” he only recently started dating. Five years later, his arranged marriage partner is changed without warning. Jiang Feng is sitting at ease, not even wearing his wedding clothes. “Do I need to introduce myself?” he asks with perfect courtesy. - Knowing from the plot that he and Jiang Feng will inevitably divorce, Lin Zhijiu carries on behaving as outrageously as he pleases, without a care in the world. But no matter how long he waits, they don’t divorce. The male leads turn against each other because of him, and Jiang Feng even keeps a cold face while peeling an apple for him. Desperate, Lin Zhijiu stamps on the male lead and demands, “Why haven’t you divorced me yet?!” At his words, the apple peel snaps. A faint scratch appears on Jiang Feng’s long, slender finger. His expression is cold. “You hurt me. Aren’t you going to take responsibility?” “The wontons have been remade, with two capfuls of pomelo vinegar and one-third of a spoonful of sesame oil.” “The prawns are blanched, not boiled. They’re already peeled, so you won’t prick your hand again.” Jiang Feng lowers his eyes, his tone casual and indifferent, as if he’s asking without really caring. “What excuse will you use to abandon me this time?” [Tips] 1. A stubborn, emotionally constipated gong × a spoiled, high-maintenance shou 2. Married first, fall in love later; reconciling after a breakup Upcoming: After the Stalker Gong Tricks Him into Marriage. Please add it to your collection Nie Songyi is being harassed. It starts with inexplicable texts, then escalates to all kinds of photos. “Song Song’s eyes are so beautiful. They’d look perfect with tears in them after being bullied.” “Your clothes are full of Song Song’s scent. Just smelling them gets me so worked up.” “I really want to lock Song Song away and make him look at me every day.” A lunchbox that appears on his desk, a letter that falls out of his closet, a formal suit that fits him perfectly at his birthday party... No matter what he does, he can’t shake his stalker. On a stormy night, Nie Songyi runs into Huo Linzhi’s arms in a panic, his face streaked with tears as he begs him for help. Huo Linzhi’s expression is stern. He answers with a quiet word. And so Nie Songyi moves into Huo Linzhi’s apartment. Because Huo Linzhi says, “People can come and go from the dorm whenever they want. It’s not safe.” Later, Nie Songyi moves into Huo Linzhi’s bedroom. Because he says, “The two rooms are too far apart. If something happens, I won’t be able to help in time.” Later still, Nie Songyi moves onto Huo Linzhi’s household register. Because he says, “Once we’re married, whoever’s harassing you will give up.” Nie Songyi does as he’s told each time. Because Huo Linzhi says, “It’s only an act. We’ll divorce once we catch him.” * Nie Songyi has always both respected and feared Huo Linzhi. To his parents, he’s “the child everyone else wishes they had.” To his older brother, he’s “a talented friend.” To his classmates, he’s “the untouchable senior.” Cold, merciless, and high above everyone else. He and Nie Songyi, who is naive, gullible, soft, and easy to bully, are polar opposites. Until one day, Nie Songyi finds an old phone in Huo Linzhi’s study. [Tips] 1. A seemingly aloof, upright, reliable gong who is actually a deranged stalker × a naive, innocent, gullible, beautiful, well-behaved shou 2. The gong is not normal. He’s very abnormal, a genuine pervert. Theme: Sincere hearts deserve sincere hearts.