A High-achieving Man Falls in Love with His Adopted Daughter: Seizes Her Heart and Seizes Her Love

Shen Jiaman, is it worth it for you to do this? You have done this for a man you don't know. Although you have saved a person, who knows if he will ask you to do something else.

Shen Jiaman, you are a good golden fish. You can get a generous scholarship, and it also comes with two round-trip luxury cruise tickets to Zurich, and it is a luxury suite. I give you a thumbs up.

Do you think Mu Yuanchen still remembers what happened when Shen Jiaman saved him two years ago? Has he lost his memory or something? Will they be together in the end?

The heroine is a bit of a green tea bitch. She eats from the bowl and looks at the pot. She has someone else in her heart and wants someone else to take over. She has an ambiguous relationship and dislikes her fiancé for being too intrusive and suspicious of her. She also doesn't look at her actions to see whether they are cheating or not.

The male protagonist's attitude towards the female protagonist is to slap her and give her a piece of candy, and the female protagonist happily accepts it. It's really not good-looking and a bit irritating.

The male protagonist has a fiancée, and the female protagonist has a boyfriend who doesn't know how to keep a distance and always pretends to be just friends. She keeps having an affair with the male protagonist and blames her boyfriend for not trusting her. I really can't stand it.

Uh-huh, finally I understand why no one has read this book.

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Was the heroine's time fixed after her friend's accident? Otherwise, if she went to the company to find someone and then went to the masquerade to find someone, a lot of things would happen to her friends. Time is equal to life. Although I want to say that this is an opportunity for the male and female protagonists to get to know each other. They return the things in front of others and have a good impression regardless of whether they see them or not. But is that friend really that good? Why not go by yourself? Is it because he knows that no one will come out if he goes there, and he will take him in? Or is it because the heroine also feels good about that man? He is just more thoughtful than others. I really have no interest in this kind of novel

The more I read this book, the more angry I get, especially the heroine. She feels so helpless and feels that her image has been ruined🌚🌚