Wedding Impossible Novel
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In the captivating Josei novel, Wedding Impossible, an unexpected twist of fate awaits Ahjung. At thirty-three, an actress struggling to make her mark, Ahjung faces a life-altering proposition: a fake marriage with her childhood friend, Jigyung, a man who happens to be gay. The prize? A staggering 500,000 dollars. She braced herself for parental uproar, for objections, for the inevitable drama that such a plan would surely ignite. But to her utter bewilderment, the path to this fabricated union seems eerily smooth, met with a surprising lack of resistance. Why is everyone so accommodating?…
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Who is the author of Wedding Impossible novel?+
Wedding Impossible novel is written by Song Jeongwon.
How many chapters does Wedding Impossible novel have?+
Wedding Impossible novel currently has 59 chapters.
Is Wedding Impossible novel completed or ongoing?+
Wedding Impossible novel is currently completed.
What genre is Wedding Impossible novel?+
Wedding Impossible novel belongs to the Josei genre.
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What is Wedding Impossible novel about?+
In the compelling Josei novel "Wedding Impossible," aspiring actress Ahjung, at thirty-three, is presented with an extraordinary proposition. Her childhood friend, Jigyung, who is gay, offers her a substantial $500,000 for a marriage of convenience. Ahjung anticipates significant familial opposition and dramatic fallout from this unconventional arrangement. However, to her profound surprise, the plan encounters minimal resistance, unfolding with an unsettling ease. The question lingers: why is e