Grant Her Every Whim

The story is relatively simple, there is no bloody plot, and there is no green tea and white lotus for the mistress. The male and female protagonists in the story are my favorite types. The three views are very upright, the boss is low-key, restrained, and wise, and the female protagonist is smart and brave. Although she comes from a wealthy family, she is not coquettish, kind-hearted, enthusiastic and energetic. The main thing is that the heroine got help from the hero and the second male protagonist in the process of finding the cause of her father's death in a car accident. She fell in love with the hero. The hero has a relatively tolerant and reserved personality. He has a crush on the girl but dare not get close. He always thinks about the heroine and hopes that the heroine can be happy. All in all, the story is not long and is relatively easy to read. The male protagonist's name is rather difficult to pronounce, Wei Gekun, and the female protagonist Ye Ranran. The heroine's sister Ye Xiang, the hero's friend Lu Wenxin who grew up together, and the second male lead He Fengyang are all very good characters.

It's okay, the ending is good.

The Ideal of the World Wei Gekun

The storyline is so captivating that it rarely makes me recommend five stars to a complete book after reading it.