Flash Marriage, Deep Love Novel

Mi Jing, twenty-seven, emerges from an ordinary yet loving family, her vibrant and outgoing nature shaped by devoted parents. Her world shifts when she encounters Shen Lingxing, a powerful shareholder of M Group and private hospital director who disguises himself as an ordinary doctor at blind dates, all while carrying the weight of nineteen rejections.

When she witnesses his nineteenth failed attempt, Mi Jing cuts through the uncertainty with a direct proposition: "What do you think about me?" His response is immediate—"You're pretty good"—followed by her bold suggestion: "How about we get married?" Within hours, they're securing their marriage certificate.

What begins as a pragmatic union born from familial pressure transforms into an unexpected love story. In her coffee shop, where Shen Lingxing has become a regular, she gradually grows aware of him despite her initial indifference. Both trapped in endless blind dates—she forced by her mother, he pursuing business interests—they discover in each other a perfect ally.

When a problematic date overwhelms her, he steps in as her shield. Later, as her ex-boyfriend appears with a new partner at a wedding, she grasps his hand to reclaim her dignity through his presence. They're both caught in the "older youth" struggle against marriage pressure, yet their flash marriage reveals something neither expected: genuine connection.

The evening Mi Jing brings Shen Lingxing home simmers with possibility. As they walk downstairs, he pulls her close into an unexpected kiss. "Don't move," he whispers. "Your mom is watching from the balcony." His eyes flicker toward a distant black car, where her ex-boyfriend's twisted expression confirms the performance is perfect—a pretense so convincing that it has become real.