Marriage Is Not Up to You: A Wonderful Wife Strikes

He is a privileged young gentleman from a distinguished family, yet he built his business empire from nothing, achieving a miraculous success. She is just an ordinary girl, simple and unremarkable. He is aloof, and she is unruffled. He is cunning, and she is quick-witted. He is tall, fabulously rich, and incredibly handsome. But what does that have to do with her? So what is this, throwing herself into his arms? Or rather, the other way around: a man falling into a woman’s arms. Looking at the unconscious man in her embrace, with his long lashes, brows sweeping toward his temples, and high, straight nose above slightly parted lips, she struggles to swallow. Is this handsome man a calamity or... a calamity? He is refined and handsome, a perfect gentleman who seems as gentle as jade from a distance. Get a little closer, and you’ll find that he gives off an unmistakable “keep away” aura, proud and aloof. And closer still? A gentleman in public, but a ravenous wolf with her in private. Is he a little like he has a split personality? What, “split personality”? He proves through his actions what a real split personality looks like: impeccably dressed by day, a beast in clothes by night. Highlights 1 “Don’t push your luck.” “Wrong. This is called ‘being unable to help myself.’” “Loosen up a little. I can’t breathe.” “Let me give you some air.” “...” Speechless. Highlights 2 One morning after they were married, she pinched a palm-sized piece of clothing between two fingers and walked out onto the balcony. “Is this what a neat freak does?” “Oh, that’s mine.” “I asked if you did this.” “I did.” “Why didn’t you leave it on the dining table?” “Next time.” “...” She nearly fell over. The heroine may fall in love with the hero, but she stays cool and composed. With her wits, she gradually draws him deeper into love, and they find a radiant, wonderful life together.