Is she willful? He made her that way! Chenchen can’t quite put her finger on what kind of man Tang Lingtao is. Handsome and clever, he rose from being a bodyguard to become the real power behind the company, replacing her, the princess by birth. But behind his dazzling appearance lies a darkness she must never touch. He’s a devil in an angel’s clothing: one second he’s smiling beautifully, the next he’s baring bloodthirsty fangs. If a princess can’t live with a false angel, what about a real prince? Ke Yixun is a true prince, while Ke Yijie is… a prince who comes close to the princess? Devil or prince, who is the one destined for Dai Chenchen?
This is one of my favorite novels. There is no vicious female supporting character or vicious stepmother, no illegitimate son who steals property, and no scumbag father who despicably uses his own children. Although the relationship between the protagonist and the supporting character is twists and turns, it is still satisfactory in the end.
Why are the chapters not arranged in order?
Two heart-wrenching love stories that seem to be separate but echo each other. Although it is painful for the male and female protagonists to fall in love and kill each other, it is very enjoyable for readers. It is quite interesting and worth reading.
I think it's well written and the characters are portrayed delicately. It's not the kind of bad CEO writing. The emotions are still relevant to daily life. Many times it seems familiar.
This is one of my favorite novels. There is no vicious female supporting character or vicious stepmother, no illegitimate son who steals property, and no scumbag father who despicably uses his own children. Although the relationship between the protagonist and the supporting character is twists and turns, it is still satisfactory in the end.
Why are the chapters not arranged in order?
Two heart-wrenching love stories that seem to be separate but echo each other. Although it is painful for the male and female protagonists to fall in love and kill each other, it is very enjoyable for readers. It is quite interesting and worth reading.
I think it's well written and the characters are portrayed delicately. It's not the kind of bad CEO writing. The emotions are still relevant to daily life. Many times it seems familiar.