Rong Lingyue died twice: once when her wicked mother sold her out, and once when her brother buried her alive. But Heaven gave her another chance, and this time, with her twisted mind, she's going to turn everything upside down. Her scumbag father, wicked mother, and hypocritical ‘adopted sister’... none of them will get away.
In public, she's the abandoned Rong family's pretty vase, good for nothing but her looks. In private, she's Yun Ye's pampered darling: petty, vengeful, obsessive, vicious, and wild. She hasn't spared a single person who's ever offended her.
But then she looks at the man pinning her against the windowsill, gripping her chin as he tries to kiss her. “Didn't you say you didn't want me as your woman?” The man chuckles, his voice coaxing. “But you inspected the goods that night. Didn't you know that once a valuable item has been used, it can't be returned or exchanged?”
[Reading Guide] A seemingly normal heroine with severe psychological issues VS an exceptionally capable, career-focused male lead who turns dark from his pure-hearted first love
The world's taste has deteriorated but I have not changed since this novel was ignored!! I like the author's writing style. It flows smoothly but doesn't drag out. The author has a great imagination and the plots are interlocking. It is the past and present story of the crazy fake dodder female protagonist and the pathological pseudo-gentle male protagonist. The only regret is that I want to know the specific leading story. It would be great if I could write an extra chapter. The love and hatred between the ruthless Taoist Immortal and the forgetful Tao Tianzun are very interesting to watch. Although I can make a rough guess based on the plot, I don't want to read it.
Why not let the heroine regain her memory. Let's have a side story
I actually read them all very seriously 😢 I admire my own patience. Why don't I finish writing the heroine's memory in the end?