(A strong, beautiful little mute girl versus a man who seems normal on the surface but is actually a dark, twisted, scheming psychopath)
Qi Yan is an utterly ordinary young woman. She works at an ordinary flower shop and lives an ordinary life.
She has a handsome boyfriend who spends all day thinking about earning enough to buy a tiny apartment and marry her, and eagerly works delivery jobs...
And then there's... her mother, who has to spend twenty years in prison.
When Qi Yan was in her teens, she suffered a terrible shock that robbed her of her voice. She never spoke again.
She thought her life would simply go on like that.
She works hard to save money so she'll be able to support her mother when she gets out of prison.
She works hard to learn how to survive in society, because a woman behind bars is waiting for her.
Qi Yan is like a little wildflower growing amid the weeds. Though she doesn't stand out, she still does her best to soak up the rain and grow.
And this little wildflower catches the eye of a man who once stood high above everyone else, consumed by thoughts of revenge against the Ji family.
When he fails to take her by force, he begins plotting step by step, shamelessly and slyly trying to steal her away.
I'm hopeless at writing introductions, so please head straight to the story, dear readers.
Objectively speaking, this book is incomparable to the book about fast travel and giving birth to a child. That book was so good that I was a little dissatisfied with this one. However, as a man with a tragic childhood, the way the male protagonist treated the female protagonist after he fell in love with her surprised me. He did not force love, imprison or disrespect the female protagonist. I heard that the female protagonist hopes to be respected and considers everything for the female protagonist. He respects her, loves her, and takes care of her. It is rare that he will take time to accompany her no matter how busy he is. I will give you five stars. [Sending my heart]
It's a new book, I'll be the first to comment, 😳😳😳
Too little ~ not enough to see at all😳😳😳