[Secret Love + Chasing Wife Crematorium + Top Rich Family + Robbery + Dog Blood]
Protagonist: Jiang Liu Ji Peichuan
Jiang Liu is the daughter of a servant of the Ji family. She grew up in their three-story villa. She is sensible and silent, like a piece of transparent glass, and no one will take a second look at her.
Ji Peichuan also smiled at her, ruffled her hair, and called her a "follower."
But that year, he scolded her in a low voice with red eyes, "Do you think you are worthy? Our families should be well matched. "
Later, Ji Peichuan looked for her like crazy.
Like a patient who has lost his soul, he reached out towards her as if he could not stand still, and his voice was hoarse: "Liu'er... Do you still want me?" Please don't let me go, okay..."
She stood in front of him, silent for a long time, her eyes as calm as a pool of water.
"Ji Peichuan," she said softly, "you thought I was unworthy back then, but now... I don't care about you anymore. "
Reader comments
In fact, I quite like this book so far, in a light way; the female protagonist is more like water, weak and weak, and can be harmed by the male protagonist at will. When can she truly be equal to the male protagonist? The male protagonist gave me the feeling of a manic-depressive patient. He was emotionally unstable and disrespectful of the female protagonist. He said he liked the female protagonist, but he always hurt her. It felt immature at all. Lin Xu was quite interesting. Being a mistress while having the female protagonist be his mistress was not a good thing. The female protagonist was too lonely. She needed a friend...
Isn't it Shuangjie?
The key point is to force love in the early stage because the male protagonist is brainless and don't care too much about the later stage (personal suggestion)
In fact, I quite like this book so far, in a light way; the female protagonist is more like water, weak and weak, and can be harmed by the male protagonist at will. When can she truly be equal to the male protagonist? The male protagonist gave me the feeling of a manic-depressive patient. He was emotionally unstable and disrespectful of the female protagonist. He said he liked the female protagonist, but he always hurt her. It felt immature at all. Lin Xu was quite interesting. Being a mistress while having the female protagonist be his mistress was not a good thing. The female protagonist was too lonely. She needed a friend...
Isn't it Shuangjie?
The key point is to force love in the early stage because the male protagonist is brainless and don't care too much about the later stage (personal suggestion)