Before she was reborn, Rong Jiao ran away with a male educated youth, only to discover that he was a swindler. He disfigured her and forced her to beg.
The man she had met only a few times died far from home trying to save her.
Reborn, Rong Jiao threw her arms around him and gave him all her love. He helped her take bloody revenge on her enemies and spoiled her rotten!
In the late 1980s, the business tycoon Shen Muxiao suddenly rose to prominence. When a reporter asked how he had gone from being a Mongolian man who couldn't speak Chinese to a business emperor, Shen Muxiao, dressed in a sharp suit, rarely smiled and said, “It's all because of my Jiaojiao.”
For Rong Jiao, he learned Chinese at twenty-four, studied Chinese characters, passed the college entrance exam ahead of schedule at twenty-six, bought a home in the capital at thirty, and made Rong Jiao the wife of a top-tier star's family at thirty-six.
As soon as Rong Jiao was sent down to a production brigade, the man on horseback couldn't take his eyes off her.
After being reborn, Rong Jiao found she couldn't bear to look at any other man, so she chose to put down roots on the grasslands.
Drink the strongest liquor and kiss the most passionate lover!
The story of Shen Muxiao and Rong Jiao has a decent plot, without any big ups and downs. The advantage is that it doesn't drag on, and some blank spaces are good. Shen Baiyun's portrayal is more three-dimensional, and the emotions are fuller than the male protagonist. It's not that difficult to accept that mistakes can be corrected, and the reading experience is very good.
It's really super, super, super good-looking, not enough 🥰🥰🥰
It looked good, but the ending felt too rushed.
It looks good, but the ending feels missing.