The Nineties: The Spoiled Little Troublemaker Gets Pregnant by a Powerful Man and Has Three Babies in a Row

[Overbearing traditional patriarch with an intense possessive streak, love at first sight, outwardly proper but secretly lovesick male lead * dazzling, spoiled, willful young lady]

[High-ranking officials' families, slice of life, both virgins, one-on-one romance]

Yan Dai is the late-born daughter of Secretary Yan and Factory Director Han, the apple of their eyes, so precious they fear she might break if they hold her too tightly or melt if they keep her in their mouths.

She is breathtakingly beautiful, the prettiest girl in all of Jing County.

Unfortunately, she is terribly pampered. Her clothes have to be made of the softest fabric, her warm water has to be exactly the right temperature, and she pouts if her jewelry feels even slightly rough.

But the couple are deeply worried about their precious daughter's marriage. After all, some big-headed pig (crossed out) leader's son has his eye on her.

Just as they are at their wits' end, Gong Runfeng drops into their lives. Not yet thirty, he has been sent from the capital to Jing County as its county magistrate. Broad-shouldered and slim-waisted, he is the picture of a fine young man.

Yan Bin makes some inquiries, and his family background proves even more impressive.

The couple exchange a glance. A perfect son-in-law. They have to seize this chance.

Before they even have to lift a finger, Gong Runfeng comes to see them one day, solemnly declaring:

"Father-in-law, Mother-in-law, I want to marry Baozhu."

Well, then. They meet on New Year's Eve, and after the new year, the couple have to start preparing a wedding for them.

Gong Runfeng, twenty-eight, from the capital, born to a cadre family, a graduate of a top university, with outstanding grades and an impeccable record. Young, promising, and with a smooth career ahead of him.

From childhood onward, he has been disciplined, self-controlled, rigorous, and composed. He never imagined he would meet Baozhu.

For the first time in his twenty-eight years, he learned what it meant to want someone so badly that even his bones itched.

He used to think marriage meant finding someone suitable to share a life with.

He doesn't think that anymore.

Marriage means Baozhu. It can only be Baozhu.