[Military marriage + era + double cleanliness + sweet pet + filthy parents + double rape + raising cubs + scumbag abuse]
As the helmsman of a family of traditional Chinese medicine, Shen Shuying accidentally died of exhaustion and passed through the book to become a female supporting character in a period novel.
She has been married to Lu Chenyu for three years. She hates him and blames him for treating her like a decoration or a vase, but she never looks at him in the eyes.
She thought that he was pure and stoic, and only had the interests of his family and country in his eyes, and had no personal feelings.
But when she accidentally bumped into him holding the heroine Jiang Wanwan's hand while drunk, with eyes full of infatuation and admiration, her heart became cold.
He drank a lot of sleeping pills and died.
But he didn't expect to be penetrated by Shen Shuying's soul.
After understanding the cause and effect of the incident, Shen Shuying vowed that she was willing to make things happen for both of them.
But, she had let go, so what would happen to Lu Chenyu?
He secretly hid the marriage certificate, kept a distance from Jiang Wanwan and severed ties with her. He even handed over all his wages and even asked people to search for his favorite delicacies.
Is he crazy, or is Shen Shuying crazy?
Shen: "I don't love you anymore, please let me go!"
Lu: "It doesn't matter, it's enough that I love you!"
Shen: "It's not sweet if you force it."
Lu: "Whether it's sweet or not, the most important thing is being in your arms."
Reader comments
Should the story of the male and female protagonists adopting children be kept out of the text? Some people don't like to read adoption articles, like me. I thought the adopted child in the label was the male and female protagonist's biological child, but it turned out to be an adopted one [awkward laugh]
I no longer have the desire to chase anymore.
Keep up the good work, I think it's well written and the plot is very logical. It's worth watching!
Should the story of the male and female protagonists adopting children be kept out of the text? Some people don't like to read adoption articles, like me. I thought the adopted child in the label was the male and female protagonist's biological child, but it turned out to be an adopted one [awkward laugh] I no longer have the desire to chase anymore.
Keep up the good work, I think it's well written and the plot is very logical. It's worth watching!