A Lovely Wife at Home, but My Ice-Cold Detective Husband Is Celibate

[Next novel: With a Baby Bump, Joining the Army [1960s]]

Su Jiao was every bit as delicate as her name suggested. With dewy skin and breathtaking beauty, she was the number one beauty in Kowloon.

After unexpectedly losing the Hong Kong beauty pageant, she had a precognitive dream and learned that the man she thought she truly loved was plotting against her and wanted to take everything she had.

To protect herself, she chose to marry the celibate police superintendent from her dream, nicknamed the Wolf, who had never married.

The superintendent was a living king of hell in the eyes of Kowloon's hundred thousand gangsters. After Hong Kong's return to China in 1997, he would be showered with honors and become a senior superintendent.

Su Jiao had once helped him when he was a homeless child, so surely married life wouldn't be too bad...

But after they married, the Wolf turned into a hungry wolf:

For the first time in her life, the proud Miss Su bowed her head in bed.

All the tears she had stubbornly refused to shed her whole life were spilled in bed.

Su Jiao: Weren't you supposed to be celibate?

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As a child, Zhong Tianming was framed and left homeless, but someone came to his rescue.

Su Jiao was the spoiled, willful young lady of the family that saved his life, the one who ordered him around and tormented him.

To repay her kindness, he agreed to the marriage without hesitation.

But now that the young lady was grown, she was incomparably beautiful, delicate and soft, and even more willful than before. What was he supposed to do?

Sir Zhong gritted his teeth. He'd spoiled her himself, so he could only keep pampering her.

A little scene:

Sir Zhong was ruthless, and even more ruthless with his fists. In a gang battle, he took on both sides single-handedly, fighting until the whole scene was turned upside down.

But the moment his phone rang, his expression changed. His sharp brows and wolfish eyes softened, and his voice grew gentle. The vicious wolf turned into a docile dog in a second.

Gangster A: Who's calling?

Gangster B: It can only be Miss Su!

PS: 1980s Hong Kong, with local food and everyday life.

Next novel: With a Baby Bump, Joining the Army [1960s] by Huan Ruo Jun

Zhao Lingcheng is the outstanding male supporting character in Fragrant Sixties who left readers feeling the most regretful.

He was handsome and came from a fine family. For three generations, his family had played an important role in the development of aerospace technology.

Unfortunately, his ex-wife was awful. Her list of achievements included, but wasn't limited to, falling into the water to force a marriage, drugging him so they'd sleep together, and divorcing him to marry up. Then, after Zhao Lingcheng and the female lead fell in love, she came back with a baby bump and split them up.

Chen Mianmian, who had been following the story as it came out, had backed the wrong character. Furious, she wrote a thousand-word review. When she opened her eyes again, she had become that awful ex-wife.

At this point, carrying Zhao Lingcheng's baby, she was racing down the road to marry up.

Because of her, their gifted daughter would die young.

Zhao Lingcheng would also die in an accident, a tremendous loss to the history of the aerospace industry.

Chen Mianmian: Their gifted daughter doesn't belong to her alone. The man has to take responsibility.

With her baby bump out front, she returned to the military base to join her husband.

That night, Zhao Lingcheng came home from work: ...Why are you back again?

Under the man's icy stare, Chen Mianmian made herself a glass of milk powder and drank it happily. "I'm back to rest and take care of the baby."

Thinking of everything that had happened before, Zhao Lingcheng's eyes were full of suppressed despair.

He asked, "What are you planning to do?"

Chen Mianmian: "Don't be scared, Niuniu. Daddy just sounds gruff. He's actually really nice."

Zhao Lingcheng: ...

Chen Mianmian: "Our daughter's a genius, but prenatal education matters, too. Sing a song for Niuniu, Daddy."

Zhao Lingcheng: ...

With a fiery temper and plenty of talent, Zhao Lingcheng was a notorious troublemaker at Dongfeng Base.

When his pregnant ex-wife returned, even his superiors held their breath, expecting another disaster.

But one day, they saw him washing diapers, speaking in a cutesy voice, and singing nursery rhymes to his little girl.

Theme: Family bonds and bringing people together.