In front of others, he is a well-known 'Prince' and is respectfully called Mr. Ji. He is taciturn and cool, his methods are ruthless and decisive, and he is respected and feared by others. Afterwards, he is a loyal and jealous husband who dotes on his wife above all else. He protects her regardless of the reason and is nicknamed a wife slave. He is single-minded, domineering, and affectionate, making people envious and jealous of her. Everyone said that Ji Shaoguo was ruthless, but why didn't she feel it at all? The first time we met, well, it was really cruel. The second time we met, well, he was indeed reticent. The third meeting - "Including this time, I have met you three times. From the first meeting to this sentence, I have said a total of thirty sentences to you and sent you a total of one hundred and nine messages. I remember it very clearly. Can these prove that I like you?" Isn't that to say that he is taciturn and cool? Who has ever seen someone confess their love directly after the third meeting? And he actually uttered a series of confessions that were more than words of love, including words of several digits? Wait, Mr. Ji, does this go against your usual image? What is it about her that attracts attention? Can it be changed or not...
Reader comments
Not bad, I still have the desire to read more!
I like it, very nice
Good, keep paying attention
The opening is riveting, with a lot of baggage to unpack.
The realistic version of the book shows that there are too many emotional factors. As long as you persist, the iron rod will be ground into a needle.
This book is worth reading. At least I want to continue reading after reading more than 220 chapters.
Not bad, I still have the desire to read more!
I like it, very nice
Good, keep paying attention
The opening is riveting, with a lot of baggage to unpack.
The realistic version of the book shows that there are too many emotional factors. As long as you persist, the iron rod will be ground into a needle.
This book is worth reading. At least I want to continue reading after reading more than 220 chapters.