Shu Qin got her wish and married Tang Yishen, the powerful head of the Yaotang Group, whom she had secretly loved for years. After the wedding, she set aside her own identity and spent four years as the docile, gentle wife of a wealthy family, just as he wanted.
She thought she would spend her life in quiet happiness with the man she loved, but one day he brought home the legendary woman who had always held a special place in his heart.
The two were intimate and flirtatious, repeatedly pushing Shu Qin's limits.
At last, unable to bear it any longer, she resolutely walked away.
Tang Yishen found her, his voice cool and domineering. “I don't have anyone like that in my heart.”
Tang Yishen knew Shu Qin loved him deeply. He thought that even after their divorce, she would obediently wait right where she was for him to come back.
But only after they truly divorced did he realize she didn't need him at all.
Just as Shu Qin resolved to let go of Tang Yishen, he suddenly disappeared!
The yacht he was aboard caught fire and exploded, and there was no word of him. In his will, he left his entire estate to her.
She had thought she had already moved on, but she couldn't stop the unbearable ache in her heart. Tang Yishen, come back. I don't hate you anymore.
*The aloof, dignified, calculating CEO VS the beautiful guzheng player, a “little white rabbit” who is gentle on the outside and strong on the inside*
(A friendly reminder:
1. This is a one-on-one romance with both leads sexually inexperienced, and a regretful chase after the wife.
2. The male lead is a jerk early on. To use the secondary female character, he has some involuntary physical contact with her. He ultimately gets a happy ending with the female lead. If this bothers you, please don't read! Thank you.)
Completed contemporary romance, "Crimson Flames in the Heart":
Blurb
**The night Tong Ying broke up with her boyfriend, she accidentally stumbled upon a powerful CEO's private secret. From then on, they kept crossing paths, bound together by an inescapable “ill-fated connection.”
Fang Lingyuan is the head of one of Qiantan's most powerful families. He's handsome and fit, and most women can't help being captivated by him.
But one day, he met an “oddity” who couldn't care less about him: a translator named Tong Ying.
He scoffed. “I've seen plenty of these playing-hard-to-get tricks.”
Tong Ying was speechless. “Has anyone ever told you how narcissistic you are?”
Fang Lingyuan had spent his life surrounded by women and never believed in love, but he never expected to lose his heart to this “oddity.”
One night, after drinking, he held her close, his handsome face flushed and his eyes unfocused. “Tong the Teaser.”
“Who are you talking about?” Tong Ying frowned.
“Tong Ying.” He leaned closer, his warm lips pressing against the corner of hers. “Your lips... are so sweet.”
(A friendly reminder:
1. One-on-one romance, both leads sexually inexperienced. The female lead is forthright and fiery, and she'll snap back at the drop of a hat. She never spares the male lead.
2. The male lead is sharp-tongued and narcissistic, and isn't meant to be perfect. Early on, influenced by his family of origin, he is somewhat prejudiced against women and treats love and marriage like a game. His outlook gradually changes after he meets the female lead. He has women fluttering around him, and may seem like a jerk, so proceed with caution if that's not your thing!)
Theme: Equality between men and women in love and marriage
It's outrageous to strip naked and kiss and cuddle with my female partner during marriage, but I still don't think it's wrong to have sex with a scumbag in the end.
Can't find a boyfriend after divorce? The heroine still explains to the scumbag? Is the heroine's mind normal? If you are so reluctant to let go of the scumbag, why do you want a divorce? Can't you just share the scumbag with the female partner? The second male lead is a redundant role.