Late Stage Rebellion [Marriage First, Love Later]

[The next book "Do Kittens Also Cry?", The copy is at the bottom, please collect it! Copywriting of this article: (The second-generation rich man who eats and dies and eats and dies, × a good girl who wants to be crazy and crazy) Liang Minghe is the type of person that traditional parents dislike the most. He has no serious job, looks gorgeous, attracts bees and butterflies all day long, and looks like he has 800 girlfriends outside. Zhou Jinqin is the kind of child that traditional parents always praise. She works decently, is gentle and quiet, is restrained and polite, and looks like an obedient and polite lady. The good girl's first rebellion was to quit her stable job and move to a distant city. The good girl's second rebellion was a flash marriage with a man she had only met three times. Liang Minghe is the same person on the outside, and most of the things he does are unexpected and deviant. During his morning run, he would say hello to all the dogs being walked on the road. When being insulted by netizens, he would get up in the middle of the night and fight with them for 300 rounds. When grandma was giving birth, he would pick up a dirty puppy from the road and ask her to call her grandson. Perhaps it was because of being close to ink that Zhou Jinqin found that he was starting to become unruly... But people like this also have serious moments. During a radio show interview, the host asked a question. "Some people say that your wife looks ordinary and she doesn't seem to be a good match for you. How do you answer this?" Liang Minghe stopped being casual and said, "I think you have misunderstood. In fact, the person who doesn't deserve it is me." He smiled and continued: "She is a doctor, and I am just an ordinary undergraduate. I often wonder if I need to go back and further my studies to be worthy of my excellent wife." "She is very motivated, kind and attentive. But I am used to being lazy and greedy for comfort. No matter how you look at it, I have taken the absolute advantage, so everyone should complain for her." =========Pre-collection dividing line========== Please collect the next book "Do Kittens Also Cry?"! [A mean-mouthed, pretentious man x an anti-hypocritical, taciturn and cold woman] 1. A young master from the capital was exiled in Wutong. The alley was narrow and cars could not drive in. Lan Qi rode a three-wheeler to pick him up at the entrance of the alley. The young master was disgusted with Po Sanlun in every possible way and opened his mouth with a hundred opinions to express. Lan Qi was too lazy to answer and drove away without looking back. As a result, the rumor that she abandoned her husband and son spread throughout Wutong that night. 2. Under the earnest persuasion of the private family dispute mediator in the alley, Lan Qi took the young master back home. The pampered young master is restless when he gets home. Today he thinks the bed is too hard, tomorrow he thinks the food is too sweet, or the house is poorly insulated, or the old man next door is of low quality. He always drags Lan Qi to pick out ten thousand thorns every day. Lan Qi ordered him to shut up. The young master obeyed and kept his mouth shut. The next day, he handed over a 3,000-word "Open Letter Condemning Old Man Liu's Breathing in the Middle of the Night for Infringing on Neighbors' Spiritual Rights." In sign language, he asked Lan Qi to post it with him in the public opinion column of the alley. Lan Qi told him to get lost. A letter came from the capital, saying that the young master's life sentence has been changed to a fixed term, and he can pack his bags and go home. The young master is really gone. 3. In the middle of the night, Lan Qi, who had insomnia, heard low sobbing coming from the window. She opened the window to look and saw the young master squatting in the corner with his cat in his arms and his back twitching. She was silent for a moment, then asked helplessly: "Why are you crying?" The young master was rarely mean-spirited, so he just said pitifully: "I can't bear to leave Wutongli." Lan Qi told him: "No one will drive you away." The young master raised his head. Under the illumination of the street lamp, two lines of clear tears fell from his delicate face: "I think you can't stand me..." Lan Qi closed the window, returned to the room and stopped looking at him: "I never said that." After getting the answer he wanted, the young master turned off the old-fashioned radio that was still working in the rendering environment next to him, hummed a tune and threw the newly opened eye drops into the trash can. Motto: Let's all be brave