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My Slacker Husband is So Grumpy
My Slacker Husband is So Grumpy Plot:
Su Xiao, an investment bank elite, married her high school deskmate Lin Ye. Everyone pities her—this former bottom-of-the-class slacker now runs a small auto repair shop and can’t even say a soft word: when she works overtime until midnight, he slams the door and throws hot porridge, yelling, “Do you want to die?” When she throws up from drinking with clients, he grips her hand until his veins pop, crushing hangover pills into powder to make her a drink. Until one day she bursts into his garage and sees walls covered with business plans and a notebook filled with “Xiao Xiao’s Around-the-World List”—turns out, that “grumpy” slacker husband has long been secretly turning every casual wish of hers into sweet little moments in life.
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