Qin Yu marries Xiao Yan because they each have something to gain. Xiao Yan needs a wife to put his parents at ease, and he marries Qin Yu because he cannot defy his mother. Qin Yu needs Xiao Yan’s financial support, and marries him only because she has no other choice.
Xiao Yan has always thought Qin Yu is a materialistic woman who, beneath her pretty face, is simply after his money. He believes that her usual meek and sweet demeanor is just an act.
Xiao Yan has always blamed Qin Yu for driving away the woman he loves. A letter of divorce cuts their ties. Unwilling to accept it, Qin Yu takes the letter and vows to find his beloved and confront her. But an accident befalls her along the way.
Xiao Yan is consumed by regret. Unbeknownst to him, he has already fallen for Qin Yu during this time. Now that the damage is done, he wants to show her how sincere he is.
Xiao Yan wraps an arm around Qin Yu’s slender waist. “I’m sorry. I was wrong. From now on, I’ll love only you.”
Qin Yu knows they are not the same kind of people. His sincerity is nothing more than a moment of passion. She tells herself not to get drawn in...
It looks good. I hope the heroine doesn't want that scumbag Xiao Yan and marries the second male lead 🤦
It's a well-written short article, and it feels like there are many places that are in line with modern times. I really hope that the heroine doesn't want her husband to divorce her anyway, so just divorce her. The second male lead is so good, why not follow the second male lead? And who is the dancer Da Bailian married to? I felt very uncomfortable at the beginning of writing this article. The female protagonist was too miserable. Although the male protagonist later changed, I still felt uncomfortable. I always felt that belated affection was inferior to grass. Forget it, the story is the story, as long as the ending is happy and happy. Support you, five-star praise from the author 👍
Alas, no matter how you put it, it's all forced by life. The heroine is both unfortunate and lucky. Looking at the behavior of the male protagonist in the past, I really don't like it. The second male lead is better, but who calls someone else the male lead. The ending is a happy one.
The heroine married the hero to pay off her family's debts, but unfortunately she married an unlucky man. The male protagonist has a crush on Bai Yueguang, and has been neglecting and insulting the female protagonist because he wants to marry Bai Yueguang as his equal wife, and Bai Yueguang wants to be the mistress and monopolize the male protagonist. He disappears on the wedding day. The scumbag takes his anger out on the female protagonist, calling her vicious and jealous and directly writes a divorce letter. I thought that the second male lead could take over, but unfortunately, this male lead was either not loving enough or too negligent. As a result, even though the female protagonist was interested in him, he missed the opportunity and ignored the female protagonist. It wasn't until the scumbag male protagonist saved the heroine because the loss of her triggered his schizophrenic view of love. The second male protagonist seemed to have awakened again and wandered in front of the heroine. Then he naturally helped the heroine and received a good guy card. The final outcome is that the heroine, a woman in a feudal society, accepts the selfish, bad-tempered, vicious-mouthed, childish and schizophrenic male protagonist, and gets back together [smiles] (Can the author change the outcome and write the heroine and the second male lead together! The male lead is good from the front and back, and he and the female lead go both ways. Why didn't you let him come out at the crucial moment? And if the male lead doesn't like Bai Yueguang for two years, why don't you let him complete it? If it were the result I said, my breasts would be unblocked, otherwise I would be suffocated to death.)
The story is quite a good one. The female protagonist is trapped by debts at home, and the male protagonist and the female protagonist are in love. However, when the female protagonist is trapped, the male protagonist does not spend all his money to help the female protagonist out of trouble. Instead, he becomes involved with a woman from another family. The female protagonist does not trust the male protagonist. When he meets a girl from his family who is looking for one in a thousand, the female protagonist agrees to marry the male protagonist and help her pay off the debt. The male protagonist does not like the female protagonist at the beginning, and the female protagonist does not have deep affection for the male protagonist from the beginning to the end. During the fight, the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist, but the male protagonist is not the type that the female protagonist wants, because the male protagonist does have many shortcomings, but the female protagonist has integrated into the male protagonist's family and likes his mother and grandmother. Overall, it's good. After compromise and running-in, the two of them finally came to a happy ending, which is probably the biggest highlight.
It's quite nice, but the descriptions in some places make people feel that the time setting is both modern and ancient 🤦
Perfect ending, author, cheers for you 👍
Very nice, finally perfect
Except not cruel enough, everything else is good
It's very beautiful. Love needs to be fought for. It's worth watching. . .