[Born into a life of luxury but unwanted vs. cherished by all, yet with a penchant for tearing flowers apart]
[Disowned Heir + Marriage Before Love + Unhinged + Coercive Love + Bad Woman]
Yan Xiaoxi grew up surrounded by love and strict rules. Everyone said she was born to be a distinguished lady.
But she was naturally indifferent. Every bit of obedience was something demanded of her.
Jian Shuxun was the Jian family's illegitimate son. He was sent abroad as a child and seemed to live in luxury, but in truth, nobody cared about him.
Only after his older brother died was he summoned back temporarily to fill the vacant position as heir. Along the way, he also took his brother's fiancée, Yan Xiaoxi.
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He didn't understand love. Only through possessiveness and losing control did he realize he couldn't bear to lose her.
She had long since stopped believing in love, yet his sick desires stirred a force within her stronger than love.
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A marriage alliance slowly simmering to a boil: two rotten people putting on a show in public and tearing into each other in private.
A story about desire, possession, and the push and pull between two prickly people as they learn to love and yield to each other.
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That illegitimate son of the Jian family has finally been legitimized.
Yan Xiaoxi agreed to the marriage alliance at first because she liked Jian Shuxun's face, and his genes.
She doesn't believe in love. She's always done as she pleased, and when she really loses it, even her father has to give way.
Who could have guessed...
That he'd later go completely off the rails.
That she'd later fall in love in a way that wasn't pure.
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Yan Xiaoxi took off her high heel and threw it at him.
The early part was really well written, and the pull of the two strong characters was very well written. I stayed up late to watch it, but when I saw the later part, which was around 90 to 118, I guess it ended. Anyway, after I lost my memory and regained my memory, I felt a little watered down. Anyway, the writing was not as good as the previous part. I didn't see the male protagonist's forbearing and restrained love, and I didn't see that the male protagonist was very loving. I even commented that the female protagonist in the later period was a bit too humble. It made people see a kind of female protagonist who became submissive and worried about gains and losses because of her children and falling in love with a man. She became sensitive because of love. It felt like falling in love with a man and returning to the family made it painful. I think I expressed my opinion well because I read the article. Of course, people's thoughts and understandings are not the same. You, the author, also have your own opinions and more protection for your work, but I don't think my comments in the comment area are just trolling.
This is the type I like. Don't abuse the male and female protagonist🥺
It's great to watch, the characters are so relatable, and it's great to watch!
It's quite good-looking, no blood, no white moonlight, no misunderstandings, and I finished reading it without skipping a word.
Love the good-looking character
After (Spring Wave in Hong Kong and Macau), this is the second serial novel I have followed😄 Up there! Please code quickly