1
For certain reasons, Jing Han got married.
Only after the wedding did he discover that his husband had a terrible reputation.
—Rumors said he had emotional detachment disorder, was arrogant and cold, unapproachable, and even sexually indifferent.
Determined to make the marriage work, Jing Han sought advice and reached a conclusion—
Husbands need to be coaxed, husbands need to be pampered.
Later, one day, Jing Han walked onto the film set with a lifeless expression, rubbing his sore waist.
The veteran award-winning actor who had advised him to coax and pamper his husband asked with a smile, “How’s the effect?”
Jing Han: “…”
The effect was too good—his butt was barely surviving QAQ
2
Liang Jinlin was a man who took promises seriously. At the age of thirteen, he agreed to a little boy’s proposal.
After marrying as promised, he realized he was the only one who took it seriously.
Hmph, before Jing Han admitted his mistake, he absolutely wouldn’t speak a word to him or engage in any intimacy!
A few days later—
The slightly tipsy youth buried his face against Liang Jinlin’s chest, his voice soft and tinged with faint grievance: “Husband, you haven’t hugged me lately.”
Liang Jinlin pulled him into a tight embrace. Forget admitting mistakes—thinking those things was the real mistake!
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[Since people keep asking, let me clarify: The shou has no feelings for the male supporting character beyond past gratitude, which faded after repaying the favor.
Many frustrating points in the early stages are actually setups for future sweetness.
The male supporting character has minimal screentime.
This is truly a fluffy, sweet story—the author only writes romance.]
Cold, deep, reserved, henpecked, loyal dog gong × faux-calm, gentle, decisive shou—sweet, sugary, pampering, and suave~
Secretly pining gong, one-sided feelings turning mutual, arranged marriage to love. No angst after the romance is established—their love is steadfast~
Not your typical wealthy-celebrity setting; focuses on slice-of-life married shenanigans~