Prude, returnee from overseas, good temper, narcissistic, inconsistent, aloof, scheming, troublesome
Industrialist×Diplomat
In 1942, Hua Jingming, a noble son who grew up in the United States, returned to China. His mother arranged a marriage for him with the eldest lady of the Song family, whom he had never met. He intended to disrupt the marriage, but fell in love with Miss Song's eldest brother, Song Yi, at first sight. Song Yi didn't seem to want his sister to marry him, and he obviously didn't have any interest in him, so he decided to use his trick. The two people developed true feelings during the tug-of-war, and finally recognized their true feelings, overcame numerous obstacles, and became revolutionary partners and lovers.
First meeting
"Young Master Song, there is no need to be so hostile to me. I really have no interest in your sister."
"Then what are you interested in?"
"You"
Two years later, Song Yi was forced to marry the mayor's daughter, who had a crush on him. Hua Jingming drove a sports car into the scene and said, "Do I agree to your marriage?"
"Don't make trouble." "In this case, the groom will become the bride."
There are some abuse points, but not much. Overall, it is a relatively refreshing and sweet fictional history. It has some similarities to modern Chinese history, but I don't have the guts to write it because I don't have enough experience. There is a feeling of family and country, the emotional line is not particularly twists and turns, and the protagonist's character is very happy and not awkward. The only thing that can stop two people from falling in love is life and death, not entanglement.
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Concept: Feelings of family and country, revolutionary love, no sadism for wealthy families
