When Lu Lin first met Gu Yinan, he was a famous eligible bachelor in B City, a native of the city and a diamond among men. Gu Yinan was an honest, down-to-earth young woman from out of town, and a graduate student.
To Gu Yinan, Lu Lin wasn't a ray of light that illuminated her life. Instead, he forcibly pulled her up out of the mire.
In her first year of graduate school, Gu Yinan married Lu Lin.
In her second year, Gu Yinan became pregnant, and Lu Lin became a father.
After graduation, she gave birth, and her mother died that same year. Gu Yinan's world collapsed. Lu Lin would always remember her resolute, despairing words: "The end of my mother's life is the end of mine, too." Later, everyone in B City's business circles knew that wherever Mr. Lu went, he always brought his wife along.
Note: Read if you like it. If you don't, quietly, quietly move on. Let's respect each other. The male and female leads are not open to criticism.
Theme: The misfortune of one's family of origin takes a lifetime to heal from.
Didn't my wife stop writing "The Female Supporting Wife in the Story of the President" because she ran out of inspiration? (?_?)