The CEO Is My High School Nemesis

Can't it be considered a change of marriage? First of all, the heroine is originally a female, and she had already had the "pseudohermaphroditism" surgery in high school, so this book has nothing to do with the transformation story, because without the process of female abortion, the heroine should have adapted to her new body and identity long ago. The writing is top-notch, but a bit casual. It tells the story of a female protagonist who needs money to sell her body because of her sister's illness, and meets the male protagonist. They get married first and fall in love later. The plot of "Knife" revolves around the misunderstanding between the female protagonist's life experience and the male protagonist. If nothing else goes wrong, the ending will be very sweet, but there are a lot of knives in the middle, tsk tsk.

I hope this book won't be like the last one

. . . . I don't know, give it a try.

Good reviews, good reviews, good reviews

The story is very good and the logic is clear. It can be seen that the author is working very seriously on his creation. Keep up the good work and support.

It's okay. The male protagonist knows that the female protagonist is his nemesis. [What]

It's okay, the minor flaws are still visible.

Lifetime Series +1

Because the author has not been resurrected, I can only give four stars [awkward laugh]

It's really good