Multiple male leads, no fixed pairing, not a strong female lead
After a car accident, she wakes up as an overlooked young lady of the Luo family. She doesn't mind and only wants to live a quiet life, but things don't go as she hoped. By chance, she takes over as the master of Hanpo Palace and promises to defend it with her life.
But what can a weak young woman who can't fight possibly do? Just as she's panicking and at a loss...
Luo Yunran coaxes her softly: "Tang'er, marry your big brother. I'll help you, all right?"
Lu Moli looks at her with wounded eyes: "Don't ignore me. I'll give you anything."
Ling Yu wraps an overbearing arm around her waist: "I want you. Come with me, and I'll keep Yuluo Palace safe."
Gu Yang's eyes gleam with possessive obsession: "Sister, just say you'll marry me, and I'll spare Yuluo Palace."
And then there's...
Yun Tang watches the people in front of her, whose hungry eyes seem ready to devour her whole, and inches backward. "Can I say no?"
The people before her: "What do you think?"
Yunran pouts, tears welling in her eyes.
Everyone panics at once.
Don't cry, don't cry. We'll give you anything you want.
You can watch it without a brain, but you can't watch it with a brain and IQ. There are several male protagonists who don't even know how they met the female protagonist, so they are obsessed with the female protagonist. The female protagonist is also weak and has no personality.
How can I put it, the heroine's heartthrob attributes are a bit too exaggerated, everyone must like her after seeing her, and the author's writing is also vague and difficult to understand. The heroine seemed to have multiple personalities, so I read half of it before I finished it. . . . . . . . .
Being angry is the same as not being angry [laughing awkwardly]
You can watch it without a brain, but you can't watch it with a brain and IQ. There are several male protagonists who don't even know how they met the female protagonist, so they are obsessed with the female protagonist. The female protagonist is also weak and has no personality.
How can I put it, the heroine's heartthrob attributes are a bit too exaggerated, everyone must like her after seeing her, and the author's writing is also vague and difficult to understand. The heroine seemed to have multiple personalities, so I read half of it before I finished it. . . . . . . . .
Being angry is the same as not being angry [laughing awkwardly]