Has Dr. Gao Remarried Yet?

After a year of marriage, Jiang An finally accepts that Dr. Gao doesn't love her and resolutely asks for a divorce, then moves abroad. She never expects that after the divorce, the cool, celibate Dr. Gao will spend every day waiting outside her door, crying and begging her to marry him again.

One day, a drunk Dr. Gao kisses her by force and slurs, “If I hadn’t been afraid someone else would steal you away, would I have married you so quickly?”

“Jiang An, I’ve never loved anyone before, but I know I want all of you.”

The daily question: Has Dr. Gao gotten remarried today?

Whirlwind marriage / marry first, fall in love later / chasing his wife to the crematorium / the great remarriage campaign

1. A brooding, wolfish male lead who works in surgical oncology × a sweet, gentle, adorable female lead

2. One-on-one romance, happy ending, both leads have no prior sexual experience

3. A stubborn, sharp-tongued, hopelessly clueless male lead; the female lead starts out soft but grows assertive. They heal and grow together, and he learns one new way to get divorced every day.

4. The female lead is inspired by Remedios from One Hundred Years of Solitude.

5. A literary style. Take your time getting into it; please be kind if it isn't to your taste. Gentle feedback is welcome.

[Playing the fool to outsmart others / chasing his wife to the crematorium / a stubborn, sharp-tongued male lead]

“Love compels everyone who is loved, without exception, to love in return.”, Call Me by Your Name