Do-ha and Do-hoon, unlike their youngest sibling Do-hee, only shared one similarity despite their small age gap: their handsome appearances. And even in that aspect, the diligent Do-ha, who maintained his looks through constant exercise and self-care, starkly contrasted with Do-hoon, who squandered his inherited good looks by indulging in pleasures and excesses.
The brothers couldn’t be more different in terms of personality, tastes, and hobbies. Naturally, their houses reflected these differing traits. While Do-ha’s home exuded a classic ambiance, Do-hoon’s residence showcased a modern sensibility. Haeyeon’s home was warm and inviting, whereas Yoonseo’s place, though stylish, lacked warmth. The residents’ personalities clearly influenced the feel of their homes.
“Didn’t forget about the city hall event this week, did you?” Yoonseo asked her husband, Do-hoon, who furrowed his brow in response, uninterested. With no household staff around, she didn’t bother hiding her irritation.
“What event now?”
Do-hoon drawled in a tone that suggested he couldn’t care less. It was infuriating that even after a month’s notice, he was still so dismissive. Yoonseo gritted her teeth in frustration.
A man in his thirties, acting this way, and still hungover in broad daylight.
“It’s the annual event hosted by Gilmyeongjedang and Seoul City. Remember, at the Food Home Center? You don’t recall?”
Do-hoon scrunched up his face as if trying to remember. Yoonseo looked at her husband with disdain, knowing his feeble attempts at thought were futile.
This event was an important social contribution activity held by the city and Gilmyeongjedang for years. The company donated billions worth of food supplies annually for image management. While other rival groups, including Mibon Foods, held similar events, none matched Gilmyeongjedang’s contributions.
Chairman Yoon Myung-gil aimed to improve the group’s image through these contributions, and it was indeed effective. Gilmyeongjedang, once third in the industry, rose to second place. Thus, this event was particularly significant for Chairman Yoon.
Yoonseo, already warned by Chairman Yoon a few days ago, didn’t want to give any reason for reprimand. But with her husband, who was supposed to be her support, only causing hindrance, her patience was wearing thin.
‘When have you ever lived for this man? Just bear it, endure.’
She knew why Chairman Yoon arranged her marriage with Cha Do-hoon. His poor business acumen, reckless and promiscuous lifestyle, and his endless string of scandals made him the problematic eldest son, a failure in the eyes of Chairman Yoon. Yoonseo was brought in as an attempt to improve Do-hoon’s image.
Regrettably, Do-hoon, while prone to trouble, never caused significant issues and often narrowly escaped consequences, rendering him an object neither usable nor disposable for Chairman Yoon.
‘How can everything he does be so pitiful?’
Yoonseo’s marriage into the Cha family was due to her respectable family background: her father a public servant in education, her mother a university professor. Although not wealthy, their integrity as educators made her suitable for the eldest daughter-in-law of the Gilmyeong Group.
Chairman Yoon, aware of her ambition and capabilities, prevented Yoonseo from getting involved in the company’s affairs. Perhaps she was meant to just understand her place and not meddle. Such thoughts always left a bitter taste in Yoonseo’s mouth.
“This is the 5th anniversary, with the mayor, ministers, and congressmen attending. This is the time to make an appearance.”
Of course, Cha Do-ha and his wife would also be there. Although she remembered Chairman Yoon’s warning, Yoonseo couldn’t just sit idly by. The upcoming event was crucial for her too.
In contrast, Do-hoon yawned wide and scratched his head at the dining table, appearing completely indifferent. Yoonseo struggled to keep her appetite as she watched his uncouth demeanor.
“Has it already been 5 years?”
“Yes.”
“So what? Just tell me the date.”
Do-hoon spoke as if it were a bother. Yoonseo, exerting her patience, exhaled a short sigh.
“On the 17th, 7 PM in the evening. It’s the 5th anniversary, so it’s a party-style event. Remember that.”
Yoonseo knew her husband wouldn’t remember, so she had already instructed his office to remind Cha Do-hoon about the event.
“Do-ha’s wife has started working.”
Yoonseo brought up this topic, seeking a change of pace.
“Do-ha’s wife is working?”
Do-hoon’s usually dull eyes lit up, surprising Yoonseo, who then elaborated.
“She’s officially joined Dallikoffee.”
It was likely that Haeyeon’s friend had influenced her employment at Dallikoffee. Yoonseo had been astounded to learn that the president of Dallikoffee was Haeyeon’s friend’s father.
“Didn’t she have pretty good grades in college?”
Regretting bringing up the topic, Yoonseo’s appetite vanished as Do-hoon’s expression changed peculiarly. How many brother-in-laws imagine their sister-in-law in such a way?
When the male lead is punished by carrying the female lead’s child and having periods like a woman
“I’ve given birth to two children for you, yet you still think about him.
Was I nothing but his substitute to you from beginning to end?”
Synopsis:
Meng Huan, a scumbag who has dated countless girlfriends, transmigrates to a female-dominated country.
Day 1: Whether it’s female dominance or not doesn’t matter. The beauties here are passionate and amorous. Isn’t it easier to date them than in modern times?
Day 2: After a night, Meng Huan discovers the differences in the female-dominated world. Men here actually have chastity locks and menstrual cycles. This hinders his ability to perform, damn it!
Day 3: What’s wrong with sleeping around? I don’t want you to marry me. I’m meant to be a playboy. I don’t care about male virtues… What? You want to drown me in a pig cage? Marry, I’ll marry!
Day N: Meng Huan inexplicably vomits and receives the shocking news of his life… He’s pregnant.
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