I Woke Up Married to My One True Love

City Life | Same-Sex Marriage | Mutual (Misplaced) Pining Gentle and Shy X Tsundere with a Sharp Tongue Artist X Curator Blurb Guan Nuo fell into a coma after a car accident and remained bedridden for three years. When she opened her eyes three years later, she discovered that Sang Lansi, the woman she had loved for years, had become her legal spouse. Back in school, Guan Nuo had finally worked up the courage to confess to her crush, only to get a brief reply: “Sorry, I already like someone else.” Now, years later, Sang Lansi appeared beside her hospital bed and emotionlessly handed her a document: “Divorce agreement.” Guan Nuo understood. She was at peace with it. So Sang Lansi still didn't like her. - Under their prenuptial agreement, they still had to remain married for six months after Guan Nuo woke up, until she had fully recovered her ability to live independently. The two of them lived together under one roof. Guan Nuo prepared herself to be a good roommate. But things gradually began to turn out differently from what she had imagined: Sang Lansi set a bedtime for her every night, insisted that she check in before going out, and even asked who she had seen each day. Guan Nuo had always thought Sang Lansi didn't like her. Then, one tipsy night, Sang Lansi stumbled into her room, kissed and nipped at her as if demanding an answer, and asked, “Guan Nuo, why do you never touch me?” [Reading Guide] 1. A sweet, cozy romance with everyday life and workplace elements; switches, one-on-one, both virgins, happy ending. 2. Everything is made up by the author and serves the author's imagination. There is no professional expertise involved, so please don't take it as reality or scrutinize it for accuracy. Coming soon in my author profile: Love Addiction. If you're interested, please add it to your collection~ Pseudo-incest | Second Chances | Reunited from the Start Morally Rigid, Timid Older Sister X Two-Faced, Hypocritical, Cold-Hearted Younger Woman Sister Complex X Addicted to Her Sister Blurb They met again years later. At a flower shop on a street corner, Ji Langyu was picking out flowers with a young woman. The girl was beautiful, her arm looped through Ji Langyu's as she affectionately called her “Yuyu.” With a smile in her eyes, Ji Langyu carefully straightened the girl's shawl and thoughtfully held out a bouquet of roses for lovers. Ji Langyu had grown up. Once withdrawn, she was now cheerful, with long hair, a shirt, glasses, and a watch. She was now a university professor, elegant and gentle, and looked nothing like the girl she had been as a child. Chen Yingxin sincerely offered her congratulations. “I'm happy to see you're living a happy life.” Ji Langyu smiled and thanked her, then gently introduced the girl beside her. They had met through their parents; their families were well matched, they got along well, and even though they saw each other every day, they always had something to talk about... Most importantly, Ji Langyu was a few years older than her. “I get to be the older sister around her, too.” At twenty-eight, her little sister was all grown up and about to get married. Back home, Chen Yingxin spent the whole night looking up wedding procedures and carefully prepared two red envelopes, one for Ji Langyu and one for her fiancée. That night, she fell fast asleep leaning against the sofa. Then an ambiguous text arrived on her phone from an unknown contact: “Big Sis, I really want to do it with you...” - When Chen Yingxin was thirteen, disaster struck her family, and she became an orphan overnight. The Ji couple, who had been friends with her late parents, kindly took her in. At thirteen, Chen Yingxin gained a younger sister, a year her junior: a delicate, beautiful girl who seemed made of snow. Ji Langyu was quiet and withdrawn, and barely paid attention even to her own parents. Chen Yingxin assumed she would be unwelcome. But on the very first day she officially moved in, the pretty girl came up to her with a piece of cake, smiling warmly as she sweetly called her, “Big Sis.” It was a long time before Ji Langyu told her that her foster parents had actually given her a push from behind that day. She had only brought Chen Yingxin a piece of cake to keep her parents from canceling their plans out of anger. “That cake was awful anyway, so you did me a favor by finishing it,” Ji Langyu said mockingly. “Chen Yingxin, you're so stupid. Did you really think I'd treat you like a sister?” Chen Yingxin wasn't angry when she heard that. She simply straightened the test paper in front of Ji Langyu and patiently said, “Yuyu, if you don't improve on this monthly exam, I won't sleep with you anymore.” Ji Langyu calmly picked up her pen and looked at the test paper. “Which questions did I get wrong?” … Chen Yingxin loved Ji Langyu as a sister, family member, and friend. Ji Langyu felt exactly the opposite. Apart from the first time they met as children, Ji Langyu never called Chen Yingxin “Big Sis.” But on that hot, stuffy afternoon, Ji Langyu clung to Chen Yingxin, who was about to leave her, calling her again and again until her voice went hoarse. Big Sis, please don't go. Or take me with you. … Chen Yingxin, is this the life you wanted? Are you really happy without me by your side? Reading Guide: 1. Switches, one-on-one, both virgins, happy ending. An everyday-life story that seems angsty but is actually a sweet little romance. 2. Mutual pining, with one party being more proactive because of her personality. They reunite at the beginning. 3. Everything serves the author's imagination, with very little professional expertise involved. Please don't overthink it. Message: Persevere, and in the end you will find happiness.