Zhan Xinyue firmly believes that a gentleman loves money and gets it in the right way, not to mention she is still a woman.
He didn't expect to become this... Luo Yanjun's master by accident.
Luo Yanjun asked her if she wanted to be his wife, but she refused.
Then he said, "The bride price is 50 million, pay it all in one lump sum!"
Huh, she also has a bottom line when it comes to cutting the crescent moon.
But the next second, "Sir, WeChat or Alipay, credit card or transfer?"
Reader comments
I usually don't comment on novels, but I quite liked the first thirty chapters of this book. Until the second female lead, Bei Ziqing, appeared. The heroine misunderstood the hero and explained to her that she had been immersed in her own thoughts and did not listen to the hero's explanation. I really couldn't understand it. I felt like there was a fire in my heart. I felt that the heroine knew how much the hero loved her. He could run to earth and hell for her. He should not have lived two lives just for her. Because of such a thing, I felt that the male protagonist didn't love her. Maybe it's because of my temper. I'm the kind of person whose temper comes and goes quickly. I usually quarrel with them on the same day, and last night we reconciled the next day. So I can't understand the heroine's thinking, so I just skipped to the finale. I hope the author's next book can be better.
I also hope that the author can finish it directly and not write a follow-up like Chasing His Wife at the Crematorium.
Help, it can be finished in more than 30 chapters, so much can be pulled out, and the plot doesn't match up.
I usually don't comment on novels, but I quite liked the first thirty chapters of this book. Until the second female lead, Bei Ziqing, appeared. The heroine misunderstood the hero and explained to her that she had been immersed in her own thoughts and did not listen to the hero's explanation. I really couldn't understand it. I felt like there was a fire in my heart. I felt that the heroine knew how much the hero loved her. He could run to earth and hell for her. He should not have lived two lives just for her. Because of such a thing, I felt that the male protagonist didn't love her. Maybe it's because of my temper. I'm the kind of person whose temper comes and goes quickly. I usually quarrel with them on the same day, and last night we reconciled the next day. So I can't understand the heroine's thinking, so I just skipped to the finale. I hope the author's next book can be better. I also hope that the author can finish it directly and not write a follow-up like Chasing His Wife at the Crematorium.
Help, it can be finished in more than 30 chapters, so much can be pulled out, and the plot doesn't match up.
Don't like the heroine