A Bit of Mountains and Rivers

“Keep it in your mouth... Swallow it... Baby, be good...“ 
“No... it’s very bitter...”
He feeds the sickly young girl with some medicine, as gently as he can. Unfortunately, she pouts and refuses to give in. 
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After being reborn as a 17-year-old, Luo Zheng seeks for Mr. CEO to repay his kindness. However, being too careless... she ends up being duped into marrying him, thus becoming Mrs. Bo! 
'What happened to the sham marriage that we agreed on?'
“Be good, let me kiss you, just once.”
“Be good, you must listen to me. I’ll pamper you.”
“Be good, stay away from him. I don’t like it.”
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Finally, she loses her temper and pushes him away while protesting, “Bo Hancheng, you jerk. I don’t want to repay you for your kindness anymore, I want a divorce!” 
“Be good and stop throwing a tantrum. Divorce doesn’t exist in my dictionary, only... a deceased spouse does.”
Resolute and ruthless, his hands are stained with blood; he’s cold and unfeeling... 
He carefully retracts his talon-like hands and gently pulls her back to him. He decides to shower her with all his love and he swears to pamper his wife to bits!

Newlyweds 1001 Nights: Mr. Bo’s Love Life

For twenty years, she lived with Mu Tianwei and her two children, Mu Sen and Mu Nianqing without a proper status… Most importantly, she had to make her children live without a father. Their clandestine relationship with Mu Tianwei made them feel extremely aggrieved.

Now that she had finally made it out of that miserable doldrums and Luo Zheng was turning 18 years old soon, he still seemed to have no intentions of marrying her. However, she was originally supposed to be his wife!

Facing Zhao Manru, Mu Tianwei was speechless.

Seeing what had happened, Luo Zheng asked angrily, "Father, were you just lying to me back then? Have you always wanted to marry this old hag?"

Seeing that Luo Zheng really abhorred the idea, Mu Tianwei had no choice but to gently coax her. "How could that be? Manru and I are just ordinary friends… "

Father, Swear That You'll Never Marry Her