The Young Lady is in Trouble

【Proud Tsundere × Roguish Scoundrel】

On the day her arranged marriage partner proposed, Ye Shengsheng was gifted a shiny green hat.

Her fiancé had cheated—with none other than her closest confidante.

Unaware of what lies her "best friend" had spread behind her back, Ye Shengsheng became the target of scorn in their social circle overnight.

She pulled a lone name from her blacklist and sent him a message for the first time in three years: "Getting married tomorrow. Interested?"

Bian Che, heir to the Hengyi Group, was wild, unruly, and unrestrained—or as Ye Shengsheng put it, a total scoundrel.

No one could have predicted these two, who clashed like fire and ice, would become the bride and groom of the century’s most talked-about wedding.

Ye Shengsheng remained unfazed. She’d already made up her mind: keep the heir, ditch the man.

What use was a husband when she could have an heir?

But despite nights of exhausting effort and half a year of trying, her stomach stayed stubbornly flat.

Bian Che seemed even more eager than her to make it happen—offering fertility charms, pregnancy guides, even flying back across time zones to sync with her ovulation cycle…

"Traditional doctors say less frequency, more endurance."

"Western doctors say the woman on top increases the odds."

His dedication made Ye Shengsheng suspect the infertility was her fault.

Turns out, even a self-proclaimed expert on men could misjudge one. Staring at his vasectomy report, she gritted her teeth in fury.

"Bian Che, you’ve got some nerve—"

"No, you’ve got NO SPERM!"

That night, the divorce papers hit him the moment he walked in.

Ignoring her rage, he leisurely unbuckled his belt, eyes gleaming with reckless mischief.

"When you dumped me, you said, 'A man’s not worth playing twice.'"

"Now? I’ll make sure you play till you’re sick of me."

Reading Notes:

1. Double purity (both virgins). The FL was engaged but had no intimacy with her ex.

2. Leads are not saints. They have morals—just not many.

3. Over-the-top drama. Character traits serve the plot; don’t take it seriously.

4. Recommend buying chapter by chapter. If it’s not your vibe, drop it quietly—no need to announce. Mutual respect, please.