[Medical concubine + reborn scumbag + prince chasing his wife and loving him]
Su Mo'er is the daughter of a horse thief and Prince Jin's concubine, but she has a gentle and cowardly temperament.
She watched helplessly as a woman slowly traced her seven-month-old belly, "If I didn't need the blood of the child in your belly, would you be worthy of being King Jin's concubine?"
Suddenly, she realized that the person beside her was a wolf. Every word of love was just for the power and white moonlight he pursued.
The whole family was wiped out, and she was forced to fall off a cliff to protect her children. She was unwilling to do so.
God took pity on her and allowed her to be reborn at the age of sixteen. She lay in her father's arms and said sorry over and over again.
This time, her knowledge of medicine made her choose a completely different path!
But the first thing he did after his rebirth was to change subjects in school, but he was disrupted by an arrogant and naughty dude.
"I won't do it if I say no!" The man even rudely stretched out the scroll from the carriage and poked her waist.
She swore that she had one more enemy in her life.
One day, Mo'er was pinned against a thousand-year-old pine tree by him again, and she resisted in a panic: "It took a lot of effort to cover up the tooth marks last time. If you do this again..."
Ye Jue had a mischievous smile on her lips...
Reader comments
Is there something wrong with the author's thinking? Can a person with mysophobia just talk to his relatives? ? ?
How can you take revenge when you see your enemy always showing his grievances and emotions? I don't understand why the author made the heroine feel that revenge is not so firm for the heroine? Do you always feel that writing the heroine is not refreshing enough? The author seems to have used all the beautiful words in the world on several men in the book. I thought about it, are these men? The heroine either looks at this man's restless mood or looks at that man's heart. She looks like a nymphomaniac. She wants revenge but has to break up her love? No matter how you write it, you should be merciful everywhere.
Is there something wrong with the author's thinking? Can a person with mysophobia just talk to his relatives? ? ? How can you take revenge when you see your enemy always showing his grievances and emotions? I don't understand why the author made the heroine feel that revenge is not so firm for the heroine? Do you always feel that writing the heroine is not refreshing enough? The author seems to have used all the beautiful words in the world on several men in the book. I thought about it, are these men? The heroine either looks at this man's restless mood or looks at that man's heart. She looks like a nymphomaniac. She wants revenge but has to break up her love? No matter how you write it, you should be merciful everywhere.