As the God of Ill-Fated Love, Su Nianxue descended to the mortal realm to win a bet against the Matchmaker and defend her professional pride!
But why were the mortals so useless and awful? And why were they always making trouble?
With no other choice, she worked hard while teaching scumbags a lesson.
Green-tea schemers, scumbag men, gang bosses: with the threads of ill-fated love in her hands, she could handle them all.
But then she ran into someone who had no sense at all. Not only did he disregard her profession, he also refused to pay back his debts!
The enraged God of Ill-Fated Love started a livestream to collect what she was owed. Her fans around the world went wild with support, but in the blink of an eye, the camera caught someone carrying her in his arms. The legendary billionaire wore a shameless grin as he said:
“I can spend my whole life paying you back. We can discuss the details with the lights off!”
The whole book is about abuse. The male protagonist has someone he likes and then abuses him. The female protagonist abuses her because of her identity. The female protagonist's master abuses her because of her identity. They all abuse her by themselves. I was wondering what the author's mentality was like when he wrote it 🤦
This male protagonist really loves his female counterpart. Even if he is killed by the woman he loves, he still feels heart-wrenching pain. How can he be like a male protagonist who loses all his power when he touches the male protagonist? It's really hard to describe what this male protagonist sees.
Oh my god, why so many chapters?