What Should I Do If My Wife Always Thinks I Don't Love Her

Shu YuhuaiFeilu Novel Network2020

No rating yet
Word count
361.6K words
Chapters
4

Tags

Featured Fiction Romance Fiction Sweet RomanceSecond-Generation HeirsGentle HeroineBurning ChaseHumorousWeb Novel

Summary

Qin Yu is a notorious playboy in his circles. On his second day back in the country, he runs into Shen Tang, a classical Chinese literature major at Z University, at a bar and falls for her at first sight. After she turns down his request for her contact information on the spot, he declares a bet that he will win her over. He has friends dig up everything about Shen Tang, then tests the waters with food deliveries and friend requests as he pursues her, while Shen Tang stays calm and wary, blocking him time and again. The story follows Qin Yu's transformation from a frivolous flirt into a man genuinely pursuing love, woven with everyday subplots such as his family pressuring him to marry, and its main appeal lies in the push and pull between a devoted rich heir and a gentle, level-headed young woman.

Editor's review

Suitable for urban romance readers who enjoy the 'chasing the wife in the crematorium' and bickering-lovers tropes. Qin Yu's playboy persona contrasts with Shen Tang's calm, retreat-to-advance character; the early bar encounter and bet-to-pursue scenes are brisk and comedic. The shortcomings are a fairly common opening, occasionally sluggish psychological description, and although the serial is long, updates are unstable; readers seeking rigorous logic or slow, delicate emotions should be prepared.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Not a good fit for

Reading tips

  1. Read the first two chapters to confirm whether you accept the male lead's playboy persona
  2. Pay attention to Shen Tang's cold counterattacks; this is the emotional satisfaction point of the book
  3. You can skip the interspersed daily marriage-pressure episodes without affecting the main wife-chasing thread

About the publisher

Feilu Novel Network

Feilu Novel Network is a fiction platform centered on serialized online literature and book publishing, with 182 titles currently in its catalog; publicly available information about it is limited. Its publishing focus covers categories such as women's fiction, time-travel and alternate-history fiction, men's fiction, Eastern fantasy, urban fiction, and science fiction set in the future. Representative titles include The Useless Wife Wants a Comeback, Heavenly Dao Divine Emperor, I Opened an Internet Cafe in Another World, Super Watch, The Female CEO's Peerless Soldier King, Super Sharingan, Global Descent: Obtaining the Sage's Eye at the Start, and Nine Abysses of Heaven, spanning comeback romances, fantasy cultivation, urban superpowers, and system-driven science fiction. The platform brings together authors such as Coffee with Sugar, That Summer's Encounter, Zihe, Living with a Cat, Jiang Dapao, Mo Fengdi, and Wei Manfang. Their works tend to feature strong plots, fast pacing, and genre-driven storytelling, aimed at online-literature readers who enjoy light reading and imaginative settings.

Contents

  1. First Meeting After Returning Home
  2. A Bet? Bet on When I'll Win Her Over
  3. How Did You Get My Contact Information?
  4. The Qin Family Urges Marriage

FAQ

Is the male lead a playboy in the early part? Yes, he is initially set up as a fun-loving rich second-generation heir and later turns into a loyal wife-chaser.
How do the male and female leads meet? After Qin Yu returns to China, he encounters Shen Tang in a bar and drunkenly tries to flirt with her but is rejected.

This site is an index: you start “Search all sources” in your browser, and the entries it lists all point to third-party sites; please judge their availability yourself.

About the author

Shu Yuhuai Author

Shu Yuhuai is an author about whom limited public information is available. Only one work by this author is currently included in the collection: What Should I Do If My Wife Always Thinks I Don't Love Her? Judging from the available information, the book is categorized as premium fiction and emotional fiction. Its title, phrased as a colloquial question, directly highlights issues of trust and emotional perception in intimate relationships, suggesting that the work explores misunderstanding, communication, and emotional reassurance between partners. Because basic details such as birth and death dates and nationality are unknown, it is difficult to ascertain the author's personal background or creative development, and it would be inappropriate to draw excessive conclusions about writing style. It can only be said that the author's thematic focus leans toward contemporary emotional life and the subtle psychology of romantic relationships. Readers interested in the author and the work may learn more by examining the specific content of this representative book.