A devoted couple + obsessive love + forced marriage + long-laid plans + a husband’s desperate pursuit of his runaway wife
A clearheaded heroine who is graceful yet stubborn VS a scheming hero who is sharp-tongued and dangerously unhinged.
Jiang Yan is breathtakingly beautiful, with glossy hair and a slender waist, yet she is an orphan who lives humbly under the care of Old Madam Gu.
An accident binds the two together, though they would otherwise have had nothing to do with each other.
After two years of marriage, her mother-in-law torments her and her husband neglects her, making her a laughingstock throughout Ye City.
The past is like smoke, scattered on the wind. She can no longer stand being treated this way.
Alone, she walks away without looking back.
But Gu Moxiu, who should have been blissfully in love with his one true love, goes mad. He breaks into her bedroom in the dead of night, pins her against the corner of a table, presses his rough palm to her waist, and demands again and again, “Why did you leave?”
She gives him a cool smile and cuts ties with him without the slightest regret.
Gu Moxiu: He just can’t understand it. He went away for a while, came back, and found himself divorced. Who’s he supposed to complain to?
At last, he bows his proud head, eyes reddening as he begs,
“Didn’t you want to marry an older brother? As long as you don’t leave, I’ll talk to my parents.”
Jiang Yan stares at the sinister, unfamiliar man before her, her eyes wide. Has this man lost his mind?
When he hears that she has been injured in a fall from her horse, he, the commander of a hundred thousand troops, is so frantic that he spits blood.
“If she lives, I live. If she dies, I die!”
If the green mountain won’t come to him, then he’ll go to the green mountain!
“Jiang Yan, you can only be mine!”
[It’s all a misunderstanding. There is no third party in their first love story.]
Write a review to support the author. The introduction is very consistent. The female protagonist is really beautiful, stubborn and independent, while the male protagonist is sinister and childish. I saw the heroine being bullied earlier and the hero didn't know anything until he returned home. In order to make the heroine care, he deliberately shamed her. I was angry! The male protagonist typically deliberately makes trouble to tease the female protagonist to attract her attention, but does not pay attention to the propriety. The female protagonist is originally tolerant at home, and the estrangement becomes deeper and deeper. Now that we are separated, I want to see how the male protagonist pursues her. The other characters are also quite three-dimensional, including the male protagonist's friends, the female protagonist's friends, and of course the vicious female supporting role is also endlessly vicious.
It was a bit anxious to watch. Both the male and female protagonists are speechless for the time being. The female protagonist is too tolerant.
It's very nice. I finished watching it.
Nice looking meow meow meow meow
Why did I cry when I read the introduction? Isn't it cruel? Cruel?
Very nice, very informative, not draggy
Very good, much smarter than many naive and stubborn people
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking