Youth Island: a paradise for men, a hell for women.
Countless innocent girls have fallen victim to its horrors.
Even Su Ningya, a top star, and her own daughter were not spared. They were personally sent there by Pei Yinyin, the best friend Su Ningya trusted most.
Nineteen years later, Su Ye escapes the island in her mother’s place.
She’s wild enough to bring Pei Yinyin to ruin,
topple Pei Detian’s position in U Country,
and even snatch away Ling Yu, the man Pei Qingqing has always loved but could never have.
Some say Ling Yu has absolute power in U Country and could have any woman he wants, so his interest in Su Ye is nothing but a passing fancy.
But seventy years later, the two of them are old, happy, and hand in hand, embracing in the pure white snow.
Some say Ling Yu is so domineering that Su Ye can’t control him and can only obediently be his pet.
But in public, Ling Yu turns into a clingy sweetheart who goes crazy if he can’t see his wife for even a moment.
Some say Su Ye was able to tear down Youth Island and become a powerful woman in U Country only because Ling Yu supports her from behind the scenes.
The next day, Su Ye boldly retorts in public, “You’re absolutely right. I do have Ling Yu backing me up.”
“But isn’t it an achievement in itself to have a man as domineering and overbearing as Mr. Ling backing me?”
Author, do you know why no one reads it? It's because the heroine in your novel is already dirty. If that's the case, then there's no need for you to write that she's still as clean as ever in Youth Island. There's no need. In just over 20 chapters, it is necessary to write that the male protagonist suddenly appears inexplicably, and then they are asked to embrace each other without clothes. Let's not talk about other things. Did the male protagonist not show up or is the male protagonist just a decoration? I don't know what the point of you writing this is. If you see it, please reply to my question. Thank you.