Adult Marriage: Why Is It Just a Fake Show?

Zhang Yuke, 35 years old, is sober in the world. He just wants to find a normal man to partner with to have a baby and live a stable life of "widowed parenting". As a result, they met Lin Qingzhou, a famous "cold-faced Buddhist man" in Haishi on a blind date. The two hit it off and signed a prenuptial agreement: they only talked about responsibilities, not romance; they were busy with their own affairs during the day and went about their routine at night. Who would have thought that on their wedding night, the man who said "I don't touch feelings" would push her against the wall, his voice hoarse and his fingers hot: "Mrs. Lin, since everyone gets what they need, how about fulfilling the obligation to create a human being first?" The promise of treating each other as guests turned into having fun day and night. When she found out that she was ill and wanted to retreat, he tore up the agreement and held her in his arms: "The child is whatever happens, but you must be my little ancestor for the rest of my life." The ultimate pull of adults, marriage first, love later, whoever is tempted first is the dog - woof!