On the night of her engagement, her fiancé and the real heiress confessed their feelings to each other right in front of her.
Su Jinshu didn't cry. She turned around and went abroad to study, and while she was at it, she slept with an incredibly distinguished pretty boy.
People said the pretty boy was peerlessly handsome, with strikingly beautiful brows and bright, starry eyes.
A narrow waist and broad shoulders made it clear he was strong and healthy.
What they didn't know was that the pretty boy had two sides.
He was tender and clingy to her face, leaving her intoxicated, but turned ruthless and decisive the moment her back was turned, making people tremble at the mere mention of him.
After a night of passion, Su Jinshu left him with a single sentence: “I'm going back home to get married.” Then she cut him off without a second thought.
But at her fiancé's family banquet, she came face to face with the heir of the Lu family, a man who could turn the world upside down with a wave of his hand.
Her fiancé eagerly introduced them, but Su Jinshu went blank. “Who did you say this was?”
She's done for! She'd seduced her fiancé's uncle!
Headless and tailless 🤮 🤮
It looked like it was working hard, but it suddenly ended. The only drawback was that the ending was too hasty.
The ending, speechless
A novel can really only go in one direction. The author wants to write about the workplace, the battles between wealthy families, the family of origin, the overlord, the naughty dog, the heroine, and the pitiful heroine. I want to write that the female protagonist is capable, and I also want to write that the male protagonist helps her. Finally, I wrote about men and women in a fascinating way. How can such a persona stand up?
The ending is too sloppy
Good-looking, really good-looking
The heroine feels a bit weak