Joya was originally a happy girl, but in a car accident, her mother lost her life to save her. Her father hated her and abandoned her to a nanny. She met him when she lost her mother and father, and he made a promise: When you grow up, I will marry you! She gave him jade leaves as a souvenir.
Ten years later, for the sake of profit, her father asked her to marry on behalf of her sister. She had no choice but to agree, but the reappearance of Yu Yeye let her know that the person she was marrying was Brother Hao who promised to marry her. She was confused, entangled, and questioned, and then she realized that he had mistaken his twin sister for herself. She originally thought that she and the one she loved could be together for a long time, but her sister's return shattered her dream...
Her father's selfishness and influence caused many hardships between her and Haonan. The sister also accidentally learned that the death of her lover was caused by her father. She took revenge on her father and left him with nothing.
Qiao Ya once lost his son, but fortunately, Haonan found his son. He turned out to be Haonan's admirer, and he couldn't get what Haonan wanted.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
This simplicity gives me a terrible headache
This introduction is so confusing to me! How many brain cells have died.
After reading the introduction, I just want to say that the heroine is really the reincarnation of a declining god. It's so fucking bloody.
This simplicity gives me a terrible headache
This introduction is so confusing to me! How many brain cells have died.
After reading the introduction, I just want to say that the heroine is really the reincarnation of a declining god. It's so fucking bloody.
Why is there a name like Yushulin?