Happily Ever After Marriage

Li Zhiyun had graduated from university. She had no interest in dating and only wanted to focus on her career.

But her father worried that she was inexperienced and might become a love-struck fool.

So he brought out his “money power” and arranged blind dates for her.

Her father said she didn’t have to date, get married, or ever stop being single,

but she had to go out and see the world,

so she wouldn’t be inexperienced and fall head over heels too easily.

Her blind date was reliable, highly educated, from a good family, tall and handsome, with long legs.

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They say the relationship between a wife and her mother-in-law is always difficult,

and that your mother-in-law isn’t your mother, so it’s enough to just keep things cordial on the surface.

So after getting married, Li Zhiyun wanted to keep her distance from her mother-in-law,

but her mother-in-law wanted them to be best friends.

Before the wedding, her mother-in-law was an elegant, gracious, and distinguished lady,

aloof and difficult to approach.

But after the wedding, Li Zhiyun discovered that her mother-in-law was her online friend.

What’s more, they were both each other’s biggest fans when it came to their careers.

As a result, their relationship was so good that the son no longer mattered.

Before the wedding, Zhou Liao was his mother’s precious boy.

After the wedding, his wife was the one she adored.

Zhou Liao thought his understanding and reasonable mother would be his strongest ally in love,

but he never imagined he’d have to watch out for his own mother trying to steal his wife away.

[PS: This is a lighthearted, healing story. The heroine is clear-eyed, the hero is a model gentleman, and there are no scumbag dads or troublesome moms. There are few awful characters, and no melodramatic angst.]