When Choosing a Wife, Virtue Comes First

The first in the Blossoming Years series: “Qiao Nanmu, you should know the saying: marry a virtuous wife, take a beautiful concubine. I consider myself a virtuous wife, and you can take your lovely concubines. We won't interfere with each other. This marriage is the best choice for you!” Yang Sicun sat across the table, discussing marriage as if she were negotiating a deal. Does a prodigal ever really reform? What kind of woman could put an end to a womanizer's ways? Qiao Nanmu says, “Even a reformed prodigal is still a prodigal!” Yang Sicun says, “A woman who falls for a womanizer is asking to be humiliated. Why put herself through that?” But sometimes life is even more dramatic than fiction. When a prodigal womanizer falls in love with a beautiful, brilliant woman who despises both kinds of men, who do you think will give in first? I don't know! Do you? I've opened a personal page. Feel free to drop by when you have time: http://home.9917.com/1900433 I'd also like to recommend one of my stories: [He Comes from the Tang Dynasty] http://read.xxsy.net/info/216899.html It's a fun story about a great hero from the Tang Dynasty who comes to the present day! You An's new story is also underway: [Ninety-Nine Blind Dates] http://read.xxsy.net/info/222025.html It's part of the Marry a Virtuous Wife series, and tells Dong Xin's story! My friend Zhang Xiaoai's story: [A Dream of Red Mansions: The Lost Dream] http://read.xxsy.net/info/206832.html My friend Lianzui's story: [The Wicked Empress] http://read.xxsy.net/info/210087.html