Qin Yange, the eldest daughter of the Qin family, has a secret crush on Bai Yueguang for eight years. This is no secret among the wealthy circles in the capital.
It's a pity that Bai Yueguang fell in love with her rival. In order to get revenge on Bai Yueguang, she turned around and married Bai Yueguang's uncle.
This made a lot of people stupid. After all, Qi Jinrong is not someone to be trifled with.
This ruthless business tycoon married a lovely wife who was ten years younger than him, and transformed directly from a fierce tyrant to a doting wife. As long as the madam likes everything, she must offer it, except for that damn 'White Moonlight!' '
One day, when the assistant saw the news about Bai Yueguang's return to China, he was so frightened that he said, "Master Qi! My wife has run away with her son."
Qi Jinrong: "How dare you run away with my son? Qin Yange is really getting better and better!"
Qin Yange was lying somewhere in the countryside at this time, munching on watermelon and touching her five-month pregnant belly: "Baby, you have to fight for some energy."
Reader comments
I feel like the age of the heroine's family is a bit confusing
Beautiful, very beautiful!
Are the male and female protagonists both clean?
There are too many typos and some content is illogical.
Abandoned, the protagonist's story line is pitifully small, and almost every supporting character's story line is almost as much as that of the protagonist. Over time, it feels that this book has no protagonist, which makes the structure of the book a bit vague, with unclear priorities and inappropriate details.
I feel like the age of the heroine's family is a bit confusing
Beautiful, very beautiful!
Are the male and female protagonists both clean?
There are too many typos and some content is illogical. Abandoned, the protagonist's story line is pitifully small, and almost every supporting character's story line is almost as much as that of the protagonist. Over time, it feels that this book has no protagonist, which makes the structure of the book a bit vague, with unclear priorities and inappropriate details.