My Sharp-Tongued Wife Knows How to Flirt, and the Disabled Tycoon Is Smitten

A bold, sharp-tongued wild rose【emoji】x a scheming, possessive, disabled crown prince (A healing, sugary-sweet romance disguised as a cliché-filled, hilarious, utterly cheesy story.) Shen Yuyan, the crown prince of Beijing's elite, wielded immense power and had been left permanently disabled by a car accident six months ago. Now he had married his arranged match. But she wasn't the eldest daughter of the Lin family. She was Xu Wu, the illegitimate daughter who had been living away from them. As it happened, Xu Wu was also Shen Yuyan's ex-girlfriend, who had disappeared without a word seven years earlier. On the day they registered their marriage, Shen Yuyan stormed off in a fury. Xu Wu didn't care at all and moved right into his home with her suitcase. After the wedding, Xu Wu refused to bow to anyone. She found her father-in-law a new girlfriend, played tricks on her sharp-tongued mother-in-law, put her scheming sister-in-law in her place, and outmaneuvered her ambitious brother-in-law. The Shen household was turned completely upside down. Everyone thought Xu Wu was madly in love with Shen Yuyan. Even Shen Yuyan believed she had come back because she still loved him. Until one late night, Shen Yuyan accidentally overheard her talking to her best friend on the phone. “Once his legs are better, I'll leave.” Shen Yuyan finally panicked. He fell out of his wheelchair and clung to her legs, his voice hoarse. “You married me. Who else are you looking for? Is it that man whose surname is Wei?” Xu Wu didn't answer. But on the day he stood up again, she left behind divorce papers and disappeared without a trace. Later, Shen Yuyan tracked Xu Wu down in a foreign country and cornered her in a bar, his eyes bloodshot. “Xu Wu, who gave you the nerve to abandon me again and again?” “You could marry me and walk away, but I can't divorce you and run off?” Xu Wu raised an eyebrow. “You owe me. You have to make it up to me.” Shen Yuyan wept with joy. “I'll spend the rest of my life making it up to you.”