After Deng Mei discovered that Liu Jun had cheated on her, she firmly refused to forgive Liu Jun and vowed not to have anything to do with Liu Jun until death.
Liu Jun did not believe that he, a man who ate commercial grain, could not handle a woman who made a living by farming and had two children. From then on, he and Deng Mei began to oppose each other in order to blackmail Deng Mei into remarrying him.
In fact, remarriage is not Liu Jun's real purpose. His real purpose is to make Deng Mei finally surrender.
Buddha fights for a stick of incense, and people live for a breath.
It's not that Deng Mei can't forgive Liu Jun, she knows that once she forgives such a man, she will never forgive herself until her death.
Reader comments
Han Houcheng left too hastily [crying], the heroine suffered too much
The road is made by oneself, happiness and misfortune! ! You have to kneel down to finish the walk! ! !
It's well written and the plot is compact. I'm sorry for Han Houcheng's death. Human life is too fragile. I really like the heroine's character. She has a clear distinction between love and hate. It's a very good book.
Han Houcheng left too hastily [crying], the heroine suffered too much
The road is made by oneself, happiness and misfortune! ! You have to kneel down to finish the walk! ! !
It's well written and the plot is compact. I'm sorry for Han Houcheng's death. Human life is too fragile. I really like the heroine's character. She has a clear distinction between love and hate. It's a very good book.
This book is so well written!