Before they married, Gu Tingzhang recommended himself to Fang Wanyin like this: "I'm handsome, rich and powerful, and I don't like coming home. In every way, I'm every bit as good as your former fiance. Consider making me your husband, and I guarantee I'll slap the faces of everyone who looks down on you."
Fang Wanyin asked, "If I become your wife, how much can I spend each month? And how late can I sleep in every day?"
Gu Tingzhang: "...You're certainly direct."
Fang Wanyin pouted. "Just so we're clear, I'm very high-maintenance."
The man's smile across from her grew meaningful. "As they say, women and petty people are hard to please."
Fang Wanyin raised an eyebrow, clearly unconvinced.
After their wedding, she lived in the Gu family's palatial mansion, rode around in a spacious, luxurious white Pontiac, and drank white wine reserved for French ladies. He pampered her until she became Shanghai's most distinguished socialite. No one would ever look down on her again.
A handsome, wealthy husband who didn't like coming home, and the freedom to sleep until she woke naturally: to Fang Wanyin, the Gu household was practically heaven.
But later, as Fang Wanyin held her nearly broken waist and counted on her fingers, she wondered:
How many days in a row had Gu Tingzhang been coming home?
Whatever happened to the carefree playboy he'd promised to be?
Had the prodigal finally come home?
One day, Gu Tingzhang discovered a secret.
The rising novelist Wan Yin was none other than the seemingly idle little wife he'd married not long ago.
They were both excellent liars.
He claimed to be a playboy, and she claimed she only loved money.
They'd agreed to get what they needed from each other, and whoever fell first would lose.
This novel is also known as My Lady, You Can't Hide Your Secret Identity and The Daily Life of a Novelist in the Republican Era.
[Pampered, pleasure-loving, and bookish Miss Fang x carefree, flirtatious Mr. Gu]
○ One-on-one romance, both leads' first love, happy ending
○ The heroine is mildly irresistible to everyone
○ Set in an alternate Republican-era China. Please don't take it as historical fact.
○ A story of stealing someone else's sweetheart, with the second male lead facing a long road to win her back
○ A second-chance romance. It really does have a happy ending, but it won't romanticize that era
○ The heroine has her own career and secret identities, which the hero doesn't know about. They'll be revealed later.
○ From the hero's perspective, he has been plotting for a long time. From the heroine's perspective, it's marriage first, love later. He's a fake playboy who truly reforms. They have a six-year age gap.
○ The heroine's "vanity" is just a protective shell. She empathizes with the hardships of ordinary people in that era. The novel's values are upright.
Theme: People in love will always find their way back to each other.
You're a bit mentally retarded, why would you give a beggar an ocean?
In fact, this will create a vicious cycle. If the updates are too unstable for a long time, readers will stop following them. Because fewer and fewer people will read them, some authors will have no motivation to write. In fact, it is a pity.
I just reread the first chapter again, and I feel that the female protagonist left because the male protagonist cheated or cheated 😭 😭 😭
What a bloody mess. These two are good sisters. Then when the heroine and Gu are together, won't there be a estrangement in their relationship? [Question mark]
Great writing, please update it
The hostess of ber doesn't allow her husband to take concubines, but does she accept her daughter's partner having an affair with a maid? [Anger]
Okay, I thought it was a time-travel drama
Can you update more per day?
Will you get married? Hope so
Nice. Hurry up and get your marriage certificate||undefined