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After Marrying the Wrong Person at the Registry Office, I Regret It Deeply
After Marrying the Wrong Person at the Registry Office, I Regret It Deeply Plot:
Lin Manman heads to the civil affairs bureau excitedly to marry her secret crush, her senior schoolmate. However, due to the same name, she gets a marriage certificate with Chen Feng, a man who just got out of prison and decided to turn over a new leaf. What was supposed to be joy turns into shock. Manman wants to annul the marriage but Chen Feng delays it, saying "I don't want to make mistakes again". Forced to live together, she discovers Chen Feng's carefulness and responsibility. Her senior schoolmate blames her and even asks her to give up everything. Manman is torn between the wrong marriage, her senior schoolmate's hypocrisy, and growing affection and real warmth. Should she regret the past or seize the present fate?
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