Taming a Husband, Making a Dragon

She's a modern-day couch potato who can't lift a finger or tell one grain from another. He's a cold, handsome man like a deep pool, with a scheming mind and a wicked tongue, who torments others and himself. Mu Sihan: Actually, even if you want to poison me with tea leaves, you don't need to put in so many. My mouth doesn't produce honey. You only need half that amount to make me bitter enough to die. Du Xiaomeng: ...Then next time I'll only put in half. Mu Sihan: ... Du Xiaomeng: Are you sure this really needs washing? Mu Sihan: I'm sure. Du Xiaomeng: It's clearly cleaner than the clothes I washed myself! Mu Sihan: ... Du Xiaomeng: Do you want the empire or me? Mu Sihan: Do I have to choose one? Du Xiaomeng: You do. Mu Sihan: The empire is something I've never wanted. I suppose I'll just have to settle for you. Du Xiaomeng: ... When fate began, only the snow-white robes suddenly fell to the ground, and no one grieved. When fate ends, I only hope you and I will walk hand in hand through the seasons, with no one left to mourn. Fate is set, love takes root. Will it only end when fate runs out? P.S. Watch the lazy, lovesick heroine take on the sharp-tongued hero, and the brooding hero silently drink his sour jealousy. This is a light, silly comedy with a touch of angst, perfect for anyone looking to relax and pass the time. It's not meant for serious analysis. Yue Ying is a total newbie, just arrived at JJ. If anything could be better, please be patient and point it out. I hope you'll be kind. A new author with a new story: either it becomes a book or I die trying, but I won't abandon it. O(∩_∩)O~ Don't worry, Yue Ying always finishes what she starts, one steady step at a time. If you like stories about taming husbands and want to get updates as soon as they're posted, click "Add to Favorites" above the chapter title! #favorite_1{color:#DC143C;font-weight:bold;} If you like Yue Ying, please add her to your favorites. *Smiles.* If you like both, hehe, then adopt us both! O(∩_∩)O~ You won't regret it! Notice about comments and reward points: 1. Please make sure you're logged into your account, add Taming the Husband to your favorites, and then leave a comment. 2. Since you can earn no more than 300 points each month, thoughtful long reviews get priority. If you're commenting for the points, please note that at the end of your long review, perhaps by adding (JF), to remind Yue Ying. 3. A long review must be at least 1,000 characters, relate to the story, and contain no prohibited or inappropriate material. For those who find writing a long review troublesome but still want to read: A thousand characters costs three cents, so reading all of Taming the Husband costs about as much as a round trip on an air-conditioned bus: four yuan. Also: Completed stories: Stories I'm currently working hard on: Theme: