The destined male protagonist is not necessarily the official match of the female protagonist. Who says that a woman must marry to be fulfilled?
The female protagonist wears a book + the female supporting role is reborn + the male supporting role plays soy sauce + the male protagonist has a serious illness, but there is great love!
There is no fixed script in life. Only by constantly tackling key problems can we have a life without regrets!
That's right, it's a life without regrets, not a perfect life!
When I read the book, I thought I was getting a flat script, but I encountered a bug.
The honest and obedient husband and his cousin not only have an affair, but also have a child.
Not only did he have a child, his mother-in-law and mother-in-law also wanted to take advantage of it and wanted to recruit his cousin into the house to be his equal wife.
How could He Mingrui endure this? Her experience as a small leader told her that as long as she can embarrass others, she should never embarrass herself!
Therefore, if my cousin wants to enter the house, she can be a concubine!
So what if she is reborn, but I am still the one wearing books? Who is afraid of who?
My husband has awakened and wants to be independent. That's fine. If the child is born, we will divorce!
Is the Hou Mansion in chaos? Are you so sorry to Mr. Hou?
I'm sorry, I can let the child still have the surname Lu just for the sake of the old Marquis.
For him, as long as the Hou Mansion can pass on the inheritance, that's fine. As for which house and branch are passed down, they are all his children and grandchildren anyway, it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter at all!
It's too grinding.
Awesome, recommended