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Well, there's a story where the wife rearranges the furniture in the living room while the husband is at work. When the husband comes home, he trips over a new piece of furniture in the dark because he's so used to the old layout. It's a simple yet common situation where the wife's action without prior notice to the husband causes him some trouble.

One common theme is the struggle between the two characters in the forced marriage. They may have different personalities, goals, or values at first. Another theme is the development of their relationship over time, from initial dislike or indifference to something more like love or mutual respect.

Well, you could try searching on fanfiction platforms like Archive of Our Own. Just type in 'a marriage of inconvenience fanfiction' in the search bar, and you'll likely find a variety of stories. Some might be about characters forced into marriage due to family obligations or political reasons and how they navigate their new relationship.

Because I don't know which book 'Ao Xiaolong' is referring to.

The reason why the novel started with a big piece about the inconvenience of the alley was to exaggerate the atmosphere, create tension, and attract the interest of the readers. Using a large piece of good fortune to write about the inconvenience of the alley in the novel could let the readers feel the special atmosphere of this area. For example, it would make the readers feel the crowded, desolate, narrow, dark, and so on. These descriptions could lay the foundation for the subsequent development of the plot and also allow the readers to better understand the psychology and feelings of the characters. The great blessing could also be used as a symbol to represent the special environment of the place and the living conditions of the people. Through this kind of novel, it could convey the helplessness, fatigue and struggle of the people in the alley, and at the same time, it could also show their predicament and psychological contradictions. In short, the inconvenience of writing the alley in the beginning of the novel could make the readers better understand the theme and emotions of the novel, and at the same time, it could also increase the tension and attraction of the novel.

He wasn't sure. The information I know about the source and background of the Ao Ao awaiting arrest comic is very limited. It could be adapted from a novel or an original. If you can provide more information about the manga, I will try my best to answer your questions.

.Floating Life Monogatari was a fictional novel. The plot and characters were all fictional and had no definite ending. There was also no clear evidence about Ao Chi's love and ending to show who he ended up with. It is recommended that you read the original novel or related novel materials to understand more specific plots and characters.

I don't really know who ao chan is just from this statement. It could be a character from a specific story, game or anime that the speaker is familiar with.

The information about Nezha, Ao Bing, and Che was not clear. The search results mentioned the relationship between Nezha and Ao Bing and that Nezha was a motorbike driver who was good at modifying motorcycles. However, there was no mention of whether Nezha and Ao Bing had their own cars or whether there was a car-related plot between them. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to answer questions about Nezha, Ao Bing, and Che.

There were several possibilities for replying to Ao. First, replying to a question might indicate that you agree with what the other person said, and that you think what the other person said makes sense. The other possibility was that he was just perfunctory, indicating that he was not interested in the conversation or did not want to continue. To be specific, the reply might be because the other party was busy and felt that chatting with you was not important, so they had to wait. It might also be because the other party's response was slow and did not deliberately brush you off, but they did not reply in time. It might also be that the other party was indeed brushing you off. According to the specific context and the other party's performance, he could more accurately judge the meaning of the reply.