Bringing the Nation's Husband Home
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Genres
Romance, School Life, Shoujo, Drama, Slice of Life
Summary
- Lu Jin Nian is a famous drama star who was once good friends with Qiao An Hao, an aspiring actress
- The two are forced to enter a pretend marriage, despite his sudden coldness to her in university
- In hopes to change his mind about loving her, she sets out to learn more about him and his past
Description
"Don't touch me when we're out in public." "Don't openly say that I am your wife." "Don't let people know that you and I live together."
Lu Jinnian and An Hao were forced to marry as a result of their parents' arrangements. An Hao thought their marriage would be loveless and inescapable, so she gave Lu Jinnian three don'ts on their wedding night.
Lu Jinnian looked at her, expressionless, and blinked his eyes. Can't touch her in public? He'll do it in secret. He can't say that she's his wife? He'll say that he's her husband. And as for the final don't... In an interview, he declared to the entire world: "Every night, I share a bed with An Hao."
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Other Facts
Published
2015 to ?
Serialization
None
Where to read
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