When Pigs Fly In The Rain

This marks my debut novel, delving into the intertwining love story between an elite family scion and a commoner's daughter. It portrays the journey from acquaintance to affection, culminating in marriage, only to be tested by the intrusion of a third party, leading to an inevitable separation and the arduous pursuit of reconciliation by the scion.

The male lead is a strikingly handsome man, born into wealth with a lineage of affluent forebears. Conversely, his mother toils in a lowly job, viewed unfavorably by society. His wife hails from a humble background, subjected to relentless schemes by her mother-in-law, nearly driven from her home. Despite facing countless obstacles, the love between the male and female leads endures. Their romance unfolds amidst trials and tribulations, ultimately transcending hardship and enduring across lifetimes.

My Alleged Husband

Old Master Zhang continued to rage after going upstairs, never having imagined that the son he had painstakingly raised would use boiling water to scald him, distracted by a woman. He felt a discomfort in his heart, always having believed that his son, no matter how much he loved his wife, would at least know to treat him well and not scald him with boiling water. The more Old Master Zhang thought about it, the angrier and more annoyed he became.


Soon after Old Master Zhang had gone upstairs, Zhang Zhentian brought up another jar of wine to his bedroom, where he kept pouring drink after drink down his throat just like before. He recalled every word he had said to Xia Jing, each one clear in his mind—even he, a forgetful person, remembered them vividly, let alone the proud Xia Jing. Every time he remembered the hurtful things he had said to Xia Jing, it felt as if a knife were slicing through his heart, causing unbearable pain.


Chapter 29 Stealing Wine to Drink_1