Luo Tingye, as the legitimate son who has been "sick" for sixteen years, knows the importance of living a low-key life. He is waiting to leave the Luo Mansion at the age of twenty, but he does not expect that this dream is broken by the "bride" his father "picks up".
Father Luo coughed awkwardly, "From now on, she will be your wife."
Actually: his fiancée ran away with the groom.
Yan Li took off his hijab and said seriously, "Don't worry, I will protect you from now on, and I will take good care of your body."
As a result, Luo Tingye's life from now on was like a fog. She, her stepmother and her concubine fought for family wealth and land, and at the same time relied on her superb flower-growing skills.
Reader comments
It's quite pretty! But there is only one thing. Although Mrs. Liu is a housekeeper, in the final analysis she is just an aunt and a concubine. Her status is not inferior to that of a legitimate son and daughter-in-law. There is no need to go to the morning and evening period. That is out of respect for her mother-in-law. The article keeps calling Mrs. Liu and saying that she is the mistress of the house is a bug. It is obvious that Mrs. Liu It's hard to be the master of the house. Mr. Luo is still drunk even if he is angry. There is also the matter of buying charcoal. The heroine cannot buy charcoal without the right match. In such a big family, no one buys anything without the mistress. Who buys the food and drink? Even if it is the housekeeper, the mistress has the money. It's not her who keeps it. As long as the male protagonist or even the female protagonist has a slightly tougher attitude, he can take over the housekeeper and even directly order the steward to buy charcoal, and also let Mrs. Liu go out to buy charcoal. In what era did the housekeeper of the landlord's back house need to do these small purchases for the whole house? Come on, these are very unreasonable. In fact, regarding the title and housekeeper, Liu can be corrected. There is no need to emphasize the concubine, because it is obviously just for the family property, so it does not affect the plot at all and is more reasonable. Isn't Liu's reason for targeting the male protagonist more powerful?
Well written, I'm still reading it
Not bad, I read it again and again. I don't even want to sleep anymore 😊
I like the heroine, she's super domineering, not a virgin!
It's quite pretty! But there is only one thing. Although Mrs. Liu is a housekeeper, in the final analysis she is just an aunt and a concubine. Her status is not inferior to that of a legitimate son and daughter-in-law. There is no need to go to the morning and evening period. That is out of respect for her mother-in-law. The article keeps calling Mrs. Liu and saying that she is the mistress of the house is a bug. It is obvious that Mrs. Liu It's hard to be the master of the house. Mr. Luo is still drunk even if he is angry. There is also the matter of buying charcoal. The heroine cannot buy charcoal without the right match. In such a big family, no one buys anything without the mistress. Who buys the food and drink? Even if it is the housekeeper, the mistress has the money. It's not her who keeps it. As long as the male protagonist or even the female protagonist has a slightly tougher attitude, he can take over the housekeeper and even directly order the steward to buy charcoal, and also let Mrs. Liu go out to buy charcoal. In what era did the housekeeper of the landlord's back house need to do these small purchases for the whole house? Come on, these are very unreasonable. In fact, regarding the title and housekeeper, Liu can be corrected. There is no need to emphasize the concubine, because it is obviously just for the family property, so it does not affect the plot at all and is more reasonable. Isn't Liu's reason for targeting the male protagonist more powerful?
Well written, I'm still reading it
Not bad, I read it again and again. I don't even want to sleep anymore 😊
I like the heroine, she's super domineering, not a virgin!
So far it's pretty good, quite exciting. Nice!
Very good, looks pretty good
Very exciting, not enough