Wei Tanguang, the illegitimate son of the Earl of Yongning's household, had been bullied since childhood. Everyone spat at him and called him a bad omen, and even the servants took every chance to kick him while he was down.
Who could have guessed that his widowed sister-in-law was a born meddler who couldn't stand seeing him bullied? She rescued him from misery time and time again and fussed over him, hoping only that he would have a bright future. Once he was settled, she planned to pack her things, leave the Wei family, and find a good man to marry. But he wouldn't let her go. “You may think of yourself as my sister-in-law, but I might not.”
Shen Zhaojun learned later that Wei Tanguang was pitiful, yes, but he was also a master at playing pitiful. In front of her, he could make three parts of misery look like seven, swindling every last bit of her sympathy.
The author's writing style is smooth and easy to read and write. The characters are outstanding, the female protagonist is gentle and considerate, and the male protagonist is ruthless and affectionate. I've taken a rough look, I'll take a closer look when I have time ~
I stayed up late to read it!! The ending was a bit rushed, but perfect!! I like this good ending~~~👍
The thinking is clear and I really like the heroine's emotional scenes.
Very beautiful. I like both the male protagonist and the female protagonist.