Lin Luosheng had just turned twenty when her mother and stepfather arranged to marry a lame old man.
She resisted and ran away.
On a freezing rainy night, she met the man, which changed her life.
He was the life-saving straw. Lin Luosheng held on tightly and had no intention of letting go.
However, she didn't expect that when another woman appeared, the way he turned against her would be truly ruthless and cruel.
"Lin Luosheng, you are just a poor soul on the street, how can you stand by my side?" His exact words.
"You are just a lucky person among millions of people who suddenly won the lottery. Now that she is here, you should get out." These were his original words.
But no matter how vicious Ji Jinghuai was to her.
Lin Luosheng still had a shy face, smiling innocently and harmlessly, like a sloth desperately trying to hang on to him——
"As the saying goes, when we are married as husband and wife, we are bound by unquestionable love. One day you are my husband, Lin Luosheng, and one day you have to fulfill your obligations as husband and wife. Be good, my husband. It's late at night, it's time to go to bed..."
Later, Lin Luosheng learned that licking a dog can also kill people.
"Mr. Ji, I've bothered you by licking you for so long! I don't deserve it. I owe you what I owe you!"
Lin Luosheng held up her skirt and ran away, never to appear again...
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To me, there are three types of people, those who are like you, those who are not like you, and you.
——Ji Jinghuai.
Reader comments
"I Still Think of You" NO: 98 The mutual redemption of the male protagonist heir Ji Jinghuai VS the college female protagonist Lin Luosheng. The plot and introduction of the entire novel (except for the main heroine being sold by her stepfather to marry a cripple) are completely unmatched... The first few words and sentences are strangely omitted and seem to be inconsistent, but the middle story is well written and the rhetoric is pretty good... But the ending is hasty with a big twist... The overall structure of the ending is not fascinating... The mysterious identity of the male protagonist? The Ji family group did not return to the male protagonist in the end... Ji Ruyi's foreshadowing and hasty explanation in the last chapter... Are all shortcomings of this novel.
"I Still Think of You" NO: 98 The mutual redemption of the male protagonist heir Ji Jinghuai VS the college female protagonist Lin Luosheng. The plot and introduction of the entire novel (except for the main heroine being sold by her stepfather to marry a cripple) are completely unmatched... The first few words and sentences are strangely omitted and seem to be inconsistent, but the middle story is well written and the rhetoric is pretty good... But the ending is hasty with a big twist... The overall structure of the ending is not fascinating... The mysterious identity of the male protagonist? The Ji family group did not return to the male protagonist in the end... Ji Ruyi's foreshadowing and hasty explanation in the last chapter... Are all shortcomings of this novel.
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