[Desire+Shuangjie+Uncle and sister-in-law+cute baby+extreme ambiguity+he]
An Yan, the daughter of the An family, the darling of the rising star of the institute, became a laughing stock on a rainy night.
She gave birth to a daughter out of wedlock, broke up with her father, and her fiancé's family broke off the engagement. She came to the Sheng family despite ridicules, and everyone said that she was willing to fall.
After finally giving birth to a daughter, she waited until the Sheng family promised to get married, but little did she know that her husband-to-be had an affair and became disabled after the affair.
Everyone laughed at her for living a life like a joke, but little did they know that the daughter An Yan was holding in her hands was a living trump card.
Late at night, my daughter's biological father, the second young master of the Sheng family, held his waist and smiled, "Sit high on the altar and let me be your sword."
Reader comments
I feel very messed up, the relationship is outrageous, is the male lead clean? The male protagonist has quite a few girlfriends, so it's impossible that they haven't even had sex with each other. Why does the female protagonist have to be the fiancée of the male protagonist's eldest brother? If the male protagonist's eldest brother has a female partner that he loves, doesn't it mean that the child belongs to the male protagonist? Why doesn't the male protagonist know that the female protagonist also thinks that the child belongs to the male protagonist's eldest brother? I skipped a few, but the male protagonist gave me the impression that he has many girlfriends, is a philanderer, and likes to play with the female protagonist. If you really love the female protagonist, you should protect the female protagonist, give her a status, and ignore those romances. The male protagonist has too many romances, but the male protagonist always has an underground affair with the female protagonist, and the female protagonist can't get rid of the male protagonist. Is it possible to keep playing like this? Is the heroine and the guy named Qu in a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship? The more I watched the plot, the more outrageous it became, and I didn't realize how awesome the male protagonist was.
I feel very messed up, the relationship is outrageous, is the male lead clean? The male protagonist has quite a few girlfriends, so it's impossible that they haven't even had sex with each other. Why does the female protagonist have to be the fiancée of the male protagonist's eldest brother? If the male protagonist's eldest brother has a female partner that he loves, doesn't it mean that the child belongs to the male protagonist? Why doesn't the male protagonist know that the female protagonist also thinks that the child belongs to the male protagonist's eldest brother? I skipped a few, but the male protagonist gave me the impression that he has many girlfriends, is a philanderer, and likes to play with the female protagonist. If you really love the female protagonist, you should protect the female protagonist, give her a status, and ignore those romances. The male protagonist has too many romances, but the male protagonist always has an underground affair with the female protagonist, and the female protagonist can't get rid of the male protagonist. Is it possible to keep playing like this? Is the heroine and the guy named Qu in a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship? The more I watched the plot, the more outrageous it became, and I didn't realize how awesome the male protagonist was.