Become the Best Version of Yourselfhuman Fireworks Fan

After reading the whole book, I thought of a sentence: A blessed woman will not enter an unlucky home. Jinhuan has been doing charity all his life and has helped many people. No one can take away the merit he has received. When she was a disabled dark-skinned girl, only Meng Yanchen truly cared for him and lived frugally to support him without expecting anything in return. When she grew up, she happily cooperated with him in charity, and his merits were obtained openly and openly through her sincerity and actions. Although his parents paid, it was deducted from Yanchen's pocket money. Although they said they regretted not adopting Jinhuan when she was a child, they would still not treat her as a daughter if they could do it over again. They valued dignity and interests and would not have a disabled adopted daughter. Later, they did not feel guilty at all when they wanted to marry her to bring benefits to the Meng family. Instead, they felt vaguely Letting Jinhuan marry better is a better arrangement for her as an orphan. On the contrary, Meng Yanchen will care about her sincerity being let down, and be happy for her to do what she wants. He will no longer obey Madam Fu and become her puppet because of gratitude and desire for motherly love. He is a true gentleman. I also felt that it was not worth it for Jin Huan to give Ms. Fu so many precious and thoughtful gifts. She gave her the best within her ability, but Ms. Fu was actually not short of money and good things. Her husband and son would blame her for Xu Qin, but Jinhuan would put her first. If Jinhuan hadn't returned and heard her words, Jinhuan would have even put Ms. Fu before living her own life, taking care of Meng Yanchen and contributing to Guokun. But Jin Huan is a fairy, and she is still lucky. She paid a lot of money to deal with the lady, which is enough to repay all the kindness, and the last thing she cares about is money, and she can't get anything else. There is God's will in the dark.

The plot doesn't drag on, the pace is fast, and it's surprisingly good-looking [laughing]