Ye Luo has always lived by the rules. After much hesitation, she agrees to a whirlwind marriage with Li Yunli, a notorious troublemaker she has never met.
Before that, she decides they should meet and discuss things, because once this marriage happens, there will be no divorce.
But she arranges to meet him three times, and he stands her up every time.
Ye Luo can understand. Neither of them has pure intentions for this marriage. What's strange is that he immediately puts all the terms she wants into the prenuptial agreement without a word.
Ye Luo takes a deep breath, closes her eyes, and gets the marriage license.
According to the agreement, they won't have children and will sleep in separate rooms.
Best friend: Forget your ex-boyfriend. Hurry up and pounce on that handsome hunk.
Mom: He's the Li family's only son. What am I supposed to say if you don't have a child?
Mother-in-law: Luoluo, tell me, is that rascal no good in bed?
Adopted son: You don't even sleep in the same room. You don't look like Mom and Dad at all!
Then one morning, Ye Luo wakes up to find herself naked in Li Yunli's bed.
Ye Luo clutches the thin blanket. "???"
Li Yunli glances at her. "You came in here by yourself last night, then took all your clothes off." He leans over and looks straight at her. "I'm a normal man, after all."
Ye Luo: ...
She doesn't remember how she ended up in the wrong room last night, but she knows perfectly well that she has a habit of sleeping naked.
Li Yunli, a well-known playboy in Xizhou City, turns over a new leaf and returns to the country. His first move is to take over the family business; his second is to get married in a whirlwind. His bride is his younger sister's husband's younger sister.
Yes, Li Yunli's younger sister's husband's younger sister.
And she's a full seven years younger than him.
The interesting thing is, the girl wants to secretly sign a prenuptial agreement with him.
Li Yunli curls his lips into a smile and agrees.
Best friend: Didn't you lose interest in women?
Li Yunli lounges lazily on the sofa. "This woman is interesting."
Best friend: How so?
Li Yunli smiles mysteriously and lets a secret slip. "For her, I did something big enough to make the Li family's ancestors crawl out of their graves."
Reading guide:
The adopted son in the story is the female lead's brother's child.
A carefree neat freak who's been a bachelor forever and a straightforward, earnest good girl.
Both leads are sexually inexperienced.
Also known as Married Life Comes with Built-In Wingmen, A Whole New Way to Fall in Love, and Becoming Stepparents Together.
The main tone is sweet.
Blurb: January 10, 2025
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************* Coming soon: First Married, Then in Love, Zi Shan Won't Let It Go *************
At twenty-five, Zi Shan finally decides to break up. In a moment of impulsiveness and out of sheer spite, she immediately marries the supposedly dumb, fat, blind, and short subordinate her scumbag boyfriend mentioned.
Once she's calmed down, Zi Shan apologizes to the man she'd heard so much about, but never met, then packs up and sneaks back to her hometown overnight.
After losing her illusions about love, Zi Shan dedicates herself to becoming a wealthy woman on her own and forgets her husband in name alone.
Zi Shan forges ahead with total focus. Two years later, she successfully launches her own brand and commands millions of followers online. Her fans start asking about her personal life. Her scumbag ex hires paid posters to spam an old photo of them with the caption: That's my girlfriend.
Just as Zi Shan rolls up her sleeves to deal with the PR crisis, her ex's account and the old photo vanish overnight.
A few days later, she's invited to a public-interest cultural tourism event. A tall, aloof man with a high nose, deep-set eyes, and sharply defined features walks up to her. His voice is deep and magnetic as he says, "Wife, when are you coming home?"
Zi Shan suddenly remembers that she has a husband.
But!!!
She stares at the man in front of her, wishing she could pull out her marriage certificate and compare them on the spot. "Are you trying to scam me?! What happened to the dumb, fat, and blind guy?"
************* End of coming-soon blurb *************
Theme: A happy family.
It makes me mad to death. Both parents don't care about the heroine's psychology at all, they just keep trying to give birth.
After reading the whole book, I felt aggrieved. Sometimes I really couldn't understand the heroine. Be very cruel to yourself, and be very tolerant to the initiator. Not opening your mouth is one thing. I can understand that you are traumatized and can't tell your parents. But your parents have forced you to separate from the one you love. Can't you communicate about this? Even if you don't fight for yourself, what about the male protagonist? Is it fair to the male protagonist? A person who is willing to get a sterilization for you and who firmly defends you in the face of criticism from your parents, doesn't this count as love? The heroine is really too holy, too contradictory. She always thinks about others, but not herself or her lover. The heroine's mother is also speechless, knowing that her daughter is traumatized, but she is still obsessed with having a child. He is also just thinking about others, instead of thinking from his own daughter's perspective. I'm really not afraid of forcing people to death. [Clown] [Clown] [Clown] Both parents know how to have children, so why can't they ask why they don't want to have children? Can't everyone sit down and have a good chat? The ending was even more shocking. The heroine got pregnant inexplicably, and then accepted it inexplicably. . . . . . . What did you do earlier? . . . . I think at least everyone should be clear about it. Parents don't blindly allow children to be born. Children should come with happiness and expectation, rather than figuring it out and accepting it after one night of knowing that they are pregnant. Doesn't this require a process? The writing is so serious at the beginning, and the ending is fluttering [white eyes] [white eyes] [white eyes] From the beginning to the end, the heroine is like a birth robot [clown] [clown]
Did Yunli go for sterilization? 🤩
Could it be that the male protagonist really got a sterilization? Are they really just a small business?
[Orange Candy] I got it, thanks for the limited supply. Nice
Thank you writer! [Like][Like] Thanks for the limited fee!
Finished reading! A very warm little sweet article 🤩
I like this heroine very much. She is kind, just and knows how to exercise discretion. She will not easily forgive those who have hurt her, nor will she always be unreasonable and unforgiving. In today's concept, people are really becoming more and more selfish. Everyone only thinks about themselves. The heroine is less and less interested in getting married and having children. She thinks it is a kind of advancement and liberation of thought, and treats marriage and having children as a scourge. In fact, there is still love in this world. Parents want you to have children, which is not just a kind of inheritance. When you get old, your parents and relatives are no longer around, and your friends are getting further and further away. Everyone has their own life, and there are fewer and fewer common topics. At this time, if you have children, you will still have a kind of spiritual sustenance in your later years, someone to miss you, and you are not alone in this world. The role of children has never been to provide for the elderly. In this book, although the heroine's parents are estranged from her, the heroine meets the hero, who is sincere to her, and she gradually becomes attracted to her from the beginning. In the end, because of her own initiative, she should be slowly healing her fear of having children. I like this ending very much. This does not happen overnight. In fact, there are already signs. The hero and heroine understand and love each other. This is the best love.
The heroine should not be too soft-hearted or too holy [Joker][Joker]
I can't stand these two people who don't open their mouths [Joker]