Mr. Wen, Stop Tormenting Me. Your Wife Says to Come Home and Save Her Life

After five years of engagement, her grandfather used his connections to register their marriage.

The hashtag “First CEO Victim of the New Marriage Law” shot to the top of the trending charts.

Wen Beili held his beloved in his arms and told Nan Yin to get lost.

Nan Yin held back the restless Gu worm and lured him into bed. “You can’t live without me.”

One is the head of the Wen family, fated under the imperial star to die before turning twenty-four. The other is Nan Yin, the sole heir of the Southern Gu lineage, born with a frail fate and in need of a benefactor. Their destinies are bound together.

He hates her, but Nan Yin has never dared dream of winning his heart.

He loves her, but they are fated to love each other too late.

They can neither love nor hate. He only wants her to leave.

A mutual love like theirs is rare in this world. Nan Yin only asks to stay by his side and protect him.

In the end, her heart is shattered, and she decides to let go.

His beloved is overjoyed, taunting and humiliating her.

The Queen of Pop Liu makes a high-profile announcement that Nan Yin is her daughter, and that she comes with a big-shot director for a brother.

The head of a mysterious Italian family begs in a low voice: “Look at me, just once.”

Then an ancient, powerful clan suddenly announces that she is the darling of their family.

At last, the arrogant, invincible head of the Wen family understands his feelings. Eyes red, he kneels in the snow and confesses his love: “Wife, you are my life.”