Protagonist: Yin Zhimeng, Fu Jinhuai, Qi Yanxi, Lu Jingchen
[Heart-thriller + Fishing type + Heroic Shura field + One woman and many men + Robbery + Revenge and abuse of scum + Rebirth]
Fu Jinhuai was originally born for the family. He was emotionally cold and lonely. Nothing could attract his attention. Except for her, she was like a beam of light that suddenly broke into his deserted world, making him unable to help but want to possess her. For the first time, he refused the marriage arranged for him by his family.
Qi Yanxi met Yin Zhimeng, who loved acting and was good at acting. He was interested in watching her act in front of him as a spectator. He teased her, but he didn't expect that one day he would be involved in her play.
Lu Jingchen has no father or mother. He grew up in a chaotic slum since he was a child. He has seen too many different kinds of people, but he has never met a woman like Yin Zhi Meng. She likes to whip him and ravage him, but Yin Zhi Meng forgets that a mad dog will take advantage of people's unpreparedness, baring its fangs and bite the fragile neck of its prey.
Yin Zhimeng deliberately approached those men with purpose. When she finally succeeded and prepared to leave, none of them refused to let her go.
Reader comments
It made me laugh. Faced with the man who poured acid on him in his previous life and killed his adoptive mother in this life, how could he still think about flirting? I was thinking that the male enemy and the female enemy are just different in gender. How come the female protagonist is treated so differently? It's better for the heroine not to be reborn. Without IQ, she can't change anything. She only thinks about conquering the men around the heroine, but doesn't think about using their power to take revenge? The adoptive mother was still killed by the male protagonist and the female counterpart (I don't know if there was any foreshadowing, but she is dead now), and she was also on the way to being kidnapped repeatedly.
It's okay, the relationship revolves around the female protagonist and multiple male protagonists.
It made me laugh. Faced with the man who poured acid on him in his previous life and killed his adoptive mother in this life, how could he still think about flirting? I was thinking that the male enemy and the female enemy are just different in gender. How come the female protagonist is treated so differently? It's better for the heroine not to be reborn. Without IQ, she can't change anything. She only thinks about conquering the men around the heroine, but doesn't think about using their power to take revenge? The adoptive mother was still killed by the male protagonist and the female counterpart (I don't know if there was any foreshadowing, but she is dead now), and she was also on the way to being kidnapped repeatedly.
It's okay, the relationship revolves around the female protagonist and multiple male protagonists.