--What's it like to marry the person you hate most?
Ji Yanhuan: Thanks for asking. In our first year of marriage, he left for California. I've considered him dead ever since. People call me "the runaway princess of the widow world" and "living my best life."
--By the fourth year of this widow-style marriage, Miss Ji had transformed into an award-winning, renowned director. She's beautiful, rich, and powerful, and in the heart of the entertainment industry's world of fame and fortune, the rumors about which young heartthrob she's doting on are even more entertaining than her movies.
One night, Ji Yanhuan brought a handsome young newcomer to support a friend's bar. The boy asked curiously, "Sis, you seem to like coming to bars."
Ji Yanhuan swirled her glass without even looking up. "My husband's dead. I'm out to clear my head."
But when she looked up, she saw her "late" husband of four years, Lu Chian, standing not far away in a perfectly tailored suit. His look suggested he'd already drafted a hundred obituaries for her.
The boy happened to lean in close to whisper in her ear. Ji Yanhuan's hand shook, and the words slipped out: "Wait... I think my husband's risen from the dead."
#How to turn a sharp-tongued tsundere into a bashful mute
Looks like an iceberg, but is secretly a scheming flirt × the radiant little tyrant who knows exactly how to handle him
Author's Weibo: @Shi Yuling
Premise: Love
