Asking for a Sign for Marriage

Situ Yuxuan, she traveled around the world with her psychiatrist father because of a ten-year agreement, but when she returned home she found that her life had changed. Her mother passed away, her father became greedy due to business, her sister was about to die, and her stepmother and two stepmothers were so vicious that they were overbearing and difficult to deal with her younger brother. With her patience and hard work, the family seemed to be living in harmony, but at this moment, another son from a wealthy family came to ask for her sister's hand in marriage. What's more, after her sister's death, her father asked her to marry on her behalf, just for the sake of wealth. Her painful choice unfolds between filial piety or not, resistance and obedience, and freedom. An Jingxi, he comes from the royal family and is the son of one of the few wealthy businessmen in the world. He has been wandering around the mountains and rivers, and has made a great name in the world, becoming a fairy-like existence. Until that day on the West Lake, her intrusion made him fall in love. In order to surprise her, he quietly came to ask for her hand in marriage, even paying a lot of money... Then he went home happily and waited for her arrival. Yet he had no idea what he had brought into her life. The title "Sign up for marriage" is an ideal existence, and it is also a little warmth in the coldness of Yuxuan. As for the "extremely cold wife of a generation of immortal heroes", extreme coldness is her reality. In front of the person or thing you pursue, the wrong way may make your miss become a lifelong regret. I hope someone will like this explanation (not a defense, not a defense~(≧▽≦)/~lalala) This is the first time I have written a novel for Little Rubber. Although I don't know what the result will be, I will still try my best to write it. I hope someone likes it, and I want to give Little Rubber a lot of advice. I chose the name "The Eraser in Memory" because I like a movie called "The Eraser in Memory" very much. Also, I think human memory is like words written with a pencil. Under the friction of the eraser of time, no matter how deep the memory was at the beginning, it will disappear. It also wants to be used to remind me to learn to cherish the present. I thought about it for a long time and didn't know how to write it, so I used a flashback method, starting from the wedding, and treating their encounter as a beautiful memory. Maybe it has something to do with my personality. The concept of Little Eraser is a bit sad and a bit cold, but I hope there will be a good ending.