On the Eve of the Divorce
Gu Ran had finally finished her mission and was in the middle of divorcing her villainous husband when she received a hundred million from the System.
That very night, she went out to party at a bar.
Her husband's clueless cousin came looking for trouble. Gu Ran was in no mood to put up with her, so she slapped her twice.
In the original plot, she was the villain's timid, submissive ex-wife.
Once the divorce was finalized tomorrow, she could take her money and spend her days drinking tea in retirement.
But then she went to the hospital for a checkup and discovered she was pregnant with a little villain.
Gu Ran: ???
The Day of the Divorce
The villain arrived late and tore up the divorce agreement on the spot. He curled his lips into a smile. "Gu Ran, I hear you slapped my sister at a bar last night, and went to the hospital this morning, too."
"I'm curious. Just how many secrets are you keeping?"
Gu Ran's expression twisted for a moment, but then she accepted reality: a hundred million wasn't really all that much.
When word spread that Gu Ran was going to divorce Wen Jing, the entire upper class waited to watch her make a fool of herself.
Then she got pregnant.
And the divorce was off.
Everyone assumed Wen Jing wouldn't divorce Gu Ran for the sake of the child, and that her life would be miserable.
But Wen Jing did everything Gu Ran said and treated her with the utmost care.
Wasn't a child supposed to be the touchstone of a marriage?
How did you two manage to bring yours back from the dead?
Everyone thought Wen Jing only stayed married to Gu Ran for the child's sake.
In truth, only Wen Jing's assistant knew that just minutes before returning to the country, the man had been racking his brains, wondering if pretending to have amnesia could stop Gu Ran from divorcing him.
Coming Soon: The Villain Has a Delicate Little Daughter
Only after her daughter was born did Xu Ai discover that her husband was the villain in a novel.
So she threw herself into work, determined to make sure she and her daughter would have enough money to get by after the divorce.
Little Nuonuo was raised by the nanny until she could walk.
After returning from a six-month business trip, the villain was surprised to find that his daughter could walk. Then he went right back to work.
In the middle of the night, he realized something small seemed to have crawled into his bed.
The little thing had decided she wouldn't play with Mom anymore because Mom had taken away her toy.
Xu Ai refused to back down. "Fine, go play with your dad. Let's see how long he'll put up with you."
And Nuonuo really did follow her father around every day.
When Dad went to work, she went with him. If he wouldn't take her, she cried.
Nuonuo was a picky eater. If told to finish her food, she refused and cried.
When Nuonuo's toy broke, she didn't want a new one and cried.
She stayed up playing until the middle of the night. When told to go to bed, she cried.
The villain discovered that his daughter was a delicate little crybaby.
And her crying was impossible to ignore.
He decided this wouldn't do. The nanny wasn't taking good care of her, so he decided to raise her himself.
Theme: Changing a bad life
How does a defeated villain get in the way of being a good dad? To put it bluntly, my dad is not a good husband, but he is very good to me. It can be said that most of the family's resources are tilted toward me.
Why isn't it updated? I'm so disappointed.
I found that the author prefers the style of father taking care of his children, with less emotional lines between male and female protagonists. The same is true in previous works.
Isn't this man a little useless? She doesn't seem to have much status in the family. My cousin directly scolds my sister-in-law, what kind of tutor is she?
"Wine" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
Just?
"Visual" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
Sun?
"Let" catches a big bug for the author~
"Knowing" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
Personnel?
"Xixiang" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
Think about it?
How does a defeated villain get in the way of being a good dad? To put it bluntly, my dad is not a good husband, but he is very good to me. It can be said that most of the family's resources are tilted toward me.
Why isn't it updated? I'm so disappointed.
I found that the author prefers the style of father taking care of his children, with less emotional lines between male and female protagonists. The same is true in previous works.
Isn't this man a little useless? She doesn't seem to have much status in the family. My cousin directly scolds my sister-in-law, what kind of tutor is she?
"Wine" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Just?
"Visual" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Sun?
"Let" catches a big bug for the author~
"Knowing" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Personnel?
"Xixiang" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Think about it?
Check for typos. It looks smooth.