Jiang Yunchu is framed by her stepmother and ends up pregnant before marriage. Her father disowns her, leaving her no choice but to flee in disgrace, change her appearance, and take a new name.
Five years later, her precious son develops leukemia. To save him, she has no choice but to return and find his biological father.
Rumor has it that Shen Xiuyan has renounced worldly life, devoted himself to prayer, and become a monk. Who could have guessed he'd hold a lavish wedding?
And bring along three adorable kids.
No. 1: “Wow, I've moved up a generation!”
No. 2: “You rotten daddy, how dare you get in the way of Mommy's suitors? I'm going to bite you to death!”
No. 3: “Quiet! Mommy has something to say.”
Jiang Yunchu: “You're a monk. You can't break your vows!”
Shen Xiuyan: “I'll save no one but you.”
This is a good book worth recommending for its storyline and unconventional nature. It's succinct, fascinating, refreshing, and a rare good book. Thank you to the author for your hard work. Highly recommended,
Great book! The logic is reasonable, the conception is ingenious, and the inner description of the characters is meticulous. It is different from other substitute marriage books. It attracts people and wants to see the end after reading the beginning. I recommend that book friends who pass by should not miss it.
It's quite interesting. I just feel that the author's writing style is interesting and I feel good after listening to it, so I love listening to it.
This book is very nice
Thank you to the author for his hard work. Youqi's descriptions of the little babies are so cute.
The writing is good and I don't get tired of reading it.
The writing is very good, and the writer has a developed mind. Very nice
The story has twists and turns, the characters are full-bodied, and the little protagonist is cute. It is worth recommending.
The writing is very organized and makes people want to follow it to the end.
The reading was really good, neither too fast nor too slow, and one could hear it very clearly, naturally and smoothly!