For six months after their wedding, he ignored her as if she didn’t exist. When they finally met again, he smiled with cool indifference and cornered her in the restroom. “Miss Duan, have you forgotten your place? I think I should remind you.” The next day, she could barely stand up straight. At their second encounter, he elegantly unbuttoned his shirt and backed her into a corner. “Beg me, and I’ll let you go!” At last, she could take no more and begged him, but he smiled cruelly. “Too late.” In Hong Kong, everyone knows of Mr. Shang, yet few have ever seen him. Rumor has it he is ruthless and vicious, that he wields absolute power, and that beautiful women surround him. But to Duan Morou, Mr. Shang exists only to hate her. So why, when he hates her so much, does he burn with passion for her every night? He advances step by step, while she retreats to defend herself. In a love match between equals, who will lose, and who will win?
It's super good! I love Shang Junting's deep affection for Duan Morou.
This book is so realistic and well-written. Seeing such a good person like Yi Haowen gone like that... I don't know how many tears I shed. But the ending was good.
I really enjoy the author's writing; I've read several of their works, and they're all excellent! However, too much content is cut, which diminishes the reading experience! A lifelong commitment to one person is the kind of love everyone longs for! But there's another saying: good things come to those who wait!
I've always liked this author; their styles are very similar to Tuoba Ruirui's—we've both been following them for many years.
The plot was captivating, the ending was great, I really liked it.
I really like all of Rongyan's books.
I really love this author's books, and I always rush to read any new ones as soon as they're released.
It's a great book with a tight plot that keeps you reading!
The content is excellent; how could such a good book be abridged to the point of being incomprehensible?! Is it because it's free?
Very insightful and good