Tang Suri

In the Federal Empire, any woman who had reached twenty years of age must get married, or be randomly assigned a husband by the System.
Thus, on her wedding day, the eve of her 20th birthday, Valerie Sullivan waited anxiously for her betrothed, Isaac Holt, to show up—only to find out that he was not coming after all! Trapped in this desperate situation, she grabbed the first handsome stranger she bumped into and got him to be her stand-in groom. 
It did not hurt that this mysterious Jonny was just her type—young and innocent-looking, with furry ears and a large fluffy tail. So, what if he seemed a little lost and confused?
The wedding went on as planned, and Valerie was saved from public humiliation but only for the moment. After all, her marriage to Isaac was supposed to solidify the business partnership between the Sullivans and the Holts. In addition, her sister, Madeline, did not seem too happy that things turned out well for Valerie. Worst of all, Valerie found out that Jonny was an important, influential figure—Jonathan Gunn—the first commander of the Empire and uncle to the current monarch! 
Who had Valerie actually married—the sensitive, adorable Jonny, or the formidable, impassive Jonathan? Would this last-second pairing end in true love or divorce?

Jilted by Day, Cuddled At Night

Having such a mother, Su Yao grew up prematurely, understanding many things early on.


She sighed like an old person and said, "Dad, do you know? In this world, the person Mom cares about the most isn't you or me, but Aunt Su Wan."


Always competing with her, for a lifetime.


Always losing, yet still challenging her.


Su Yao felt her own mother was as exasperating as she was pitiable.


She didn't want to compete with Gu Yan; she knew she couldn't win anyway. If possible, she would even like to be friends with Gu Yan.


Xi Le looked at his daughter, who was as clear-headed as a mirror, and reached out to touch her forehead. "Dad has to go to war soon, so it's good for you to stay here. I see that Su Wan treats you well, too."


"Aunt Su Wan really is a wonderful person! She doesn't look down on me because of my mother. She's sensible, gentle, and at the same time, very strong! It's not a disgrace for my mom to lose to someone as outstanding as her."


Chapter 653: My Mom Losing to Her is Not a Disgrace