[Entertainment Circle + Su Liao Sweet Pet + Yandere + Group Pet + Hidden Marriage] Intrigued by sex, the national girl Goose Yunmiao boarded the boss's pirate ship.
I thought I would be popular and drink hot food from now on, but the whole Jiangcheng was going sideways.
Who would have thought that he was paranoid, addicted, controlling, and had been married in secret for a year. Not to mention Jiangcheng, he would not even be able to let her go even to the small manor.
I had no choice but to pretend to be weak and cowardly, racking my brains to escape. However, the big boss holds great power, and he escapes and is caught again and again, and every time he is warned by the little black room...
Yun Miao was crying. She wanted to be a canary for whoever liked her. She wanted to be a free bird, soaring high in the sky.
After retiring from the entertainment industry for a year, she returned to the entertainment industry and focused on her career.
Even though she was being filmed, she responded with a smile, "Don't get me wrong, Mr. Fu is just an investor in my new play..."
At night, a man came to her door quickly and forced her into a corner, "I am an investor, where did your bastard come from?"
Reader comments
I like it very much, not abusive at all
The ending is a bit rushed
There is no follow-up? ? ? ? ? [Awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]
The female protagonist only advances and retreats, but does not confront the male protagonist when he is sick. The male protagonist gives the female protagonist enough sense of security and dotes on her very much. The full text is cruelty-free
I like it very much, not abusive at all
The ending is a bit rushed
There is no follow-up? ? ? ? ? [Awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]
The female protagonist only advances and retreats, but does not confront the male protagonist when he is sick. The male protagonist gives the female protagonist enough sense of security and dotes on her very much. The full text is cruelty-free