Three Kids, But His Wife Doesn't Want Him

Copywriting: "You are like a long-standing rain." (See trigger warnings)

That summer, at eighteen, Gu Yu, suffering from pheromone disorder, was sent by his family to Taoyao Town to recuperate. There was no internet, no friends, and the only person he could talk to was a slow-witted fool.

That fool was named Fang Zhi. It was said that he'd bumped his head as a child, and his poor family couldn't afford treatment, so no one cared for him. The bored young master squatted on the doorstep, seeing the tender-faced Fang Zhi chase butterflies past his door for the eight-hundredth time. He clicked his tongue, thinking,

"He's quite fair-skinned."

The young master from S City developed a mischievous thought for no reason, and when he left, he took Fang Zhi with him. Fang Zhi leaned out of the car window, waving, his eyes crescent-shaped with a smile: "Goodbye, Auntie, Brother said he's taking me to the city for a good life!"

That summer, at twenty, Fang Zhi officially became his wife, and their first child was born in the same year. In S City, the story of the Gu family heir and his loving wife was widely circulated. But only he knew that his wife, who seemed so affectionate to outsiders, was actually extremely cold towards him.

Like today, Gu Yu used every trick he knew to serve his wife, yet once the omega was out of bed, he turned cold and refused any intimacy. He stared at his wife's flushed face, almost gritting his teeth: "Fang Zhi, what am I to you? And what about our three children?"

Fang Zhi paused, then pursed his lips: "You're amazing."

"When you take away a flower, have you ever thought that the rain of a new world cannot nourish it?"

Cold wife x Helpless husband.

1. It's a hugely dramatic story! There's amnesia, both body and mind are pure (both leads haven't been with anyone else), original settings abound, and yes, they really have three children.

2. The shou (receiver) has no intellectual issues; he is merely slow to perceive the outside world.

3. Flashbacks!! Flashbacks!! The story starts in the present, then flashbacks to the past, and merges with the opening timeline!

4. Special note: This story was conceived because the author wanted to write about a shou who, after experiencing some things, becomes indifferent to the gong (giver) but doesn't leave him. The gong genuinely repents and is heartbroken by his wife's coldness, shedding 'little pearls' of tears. So, there's no crematorium for chasing the wife (he doesn't chase, can't catch up, his wife doesn't leave him but simply doesn't give him positive feedback, making him anxious for a lifetime) (a lifetime is an exaggeration, the story has a happy ending).

5. Both the gong and shou have flaws in their personalities and ways of handling things; these flaws create the story. The author is a sensitive little girl, and the trigger warnings are quite long, so please don't read it if you can't accept it and then start scolding me, boohoo.

6. It's a passion project, with plenty of drafts, and the main content is already self-indulgent. If you're uncomfortable, my little ones, just quit, quit, quit!

7. The plot has been reported to the editor, and the flashback content has a faster pace.

The synopsis was archived on July 15, 2025, at dawn.