The Couple Bound by a Will

[A 190 cm troublemaker of a big brother x a 165 cm angelic girl]

[High-needs x a little slow on the uptake]

Xu Si has known since she was little that she has a husband she's never met.

So even after her grandmother dies and she's thrown out, she doesn't feel like she has no family in the world.

But when she finally meets him, she discovers that the husband she's always looked forward to seeing is

Hypocritical, petty, moody, and impossible to read.

Someone tells her that child brides don't exist in the modern era.

Especially not with a man she's never even met.

Xu Si tilts her head as she watches the bad man beside her make a ceramic doll for her.

His hands are even clumsier than hers. The doll looks like a little dog, and he's cut two of his fingers.

Xu Si is a little troubled, but she's willing because he's the only thing in the inheritance that belongs to her.

With Han Qi's temperament, whenever he starts acting like a jerk, everyone should stay far away.

And all the more so this little flower raised in a greenhouse.

As for that will, full of "perverse amusements," he can take it and throw it straight to hell.

Everyone is waiting to enjoy this bit of rich-family gossip.

On Xu Si's twentieth birthday,

they get married.

Three months later, Xu Si runs away.

She doesn't want money.

She doesn't want status.

And she doesn't want love.

And in the whole game of sincerity, deception, fame, and fortune, he is the only one left behind.

Tip: Includes a groveling-ex arc. Take the sugar and angst mixed together. Readers who are devoted to the male lead should avoid this. The couple are each other's only partners. I like writing slice-of-life scenes and childish, dumb arguments. I'll delete comment wars that start in the middle or later parts.

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Coming soon: Don't Leave Me

[Highly sensitive x avoidant] [Shanghai elite heir x middle-class little drama queen]

Fate said they weren't meant to be, yet they forced themselves together.

Original title: Your Possessiveness Is Too Much, but it was rejected (.

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When Jing Chi returns to China, she hasn't even had time to send "landed safely" before her ex interrupts her.

During her senior year of college, facing the prospect of studying abroad, she didn't want to hurt the boyfriend she'd started dating on a whim. So she told a kind lie.

On her final phone call with Pei Zhan, she said, "I'm sorry. You're too possessive."

They didn't even get to meet face-to-face. Jing Chi left campus the next day, and deleted everything connected to Pei Zhan to avoid awkwardness.

During her years abroad, Jing Chi ate, drank, and had fun, making plenty of rowdy friends.

Sometimes, when she thought of that genius from A University's economics department, she and her friends would reminisce about the months they'd spent together.

She was grateful to Pei Zhan for all the happiness he'd given her.

She thought Pei Zhan probably felt the same way.

So when they meet again, she's still warm and friendly, wanting to ask how he's been all these years.

But the man across from her doesn't even spare her a glance, walking straight past.

"Young Master Pei, wasn't that woman saying hello to you?"

"I don't know him." Pei Zhan's face is cold. After a pause of two or three seconds, he adds, "Never met her."

Jing Chi only notices two things:

1. "Young Master Pei." What does that title have to do with the Pei Zhan who applied for a scholarship for needy students?

2. "Never met her." Pei Zhan actually has the nerve to give her the cold shoulder.

So when Pei Zhan asks her to marry him,

Jing Chi impulsively says yes again.

When the day finally comes for them to share a bed, she books a ticket to the United States and asks guiltily, "Pei Zhan, can we get divorced now? I feel like you're too possessive..."

The man removes her clothes one by one, his face expressionless, and says coldly, "I gave you a chance. You were the one who came back, Jing Chi. Do you think you can treat me like a dog?"

"That's not what I mean, Pei Zhan. I just..."

"Don't leave me, Yuanyuan... I'm really going crazy."

Tip:

* The heroine's nickname is Yuanyuan.

* Readers who are highly sensitive should take care.

Theme: Love yourself