The plot is guaranteed to be novel and different.
[The male protagonist fights for love and occupies his younger siblings/the second male protagonist pursues his wife in the crematorium] Shuang Jie, teases his younger siblings, and takes possession of her by force. It's lighthearted and fun, not abusive, the male protagonist guides the sexual love, but the female protagonist is not enlightened in love.
[The pure and rebellious little rabbit VS the king who returns with revenge]
Five years ago, before Wei Xia's parents had an accident, they pointed her out to Li Yan, the illegitimate son of the Li family, as their wife, and continued the good relationship between the two families. However, her childhood sweetheart Li Yan cheated on her with her female manager in front of her, but she frequently had an ambiguous relationship with Li Yan's brother who returned to China.
When he was 14 years old, Li Yunze was expelled from the country by his family and appointed his illegitimate brother Li Yan as his heir. His mother died tragically. He traveled to Burma, the United States, the United Kingdom and other countries with his uncle who was very clever, and established an overseas business empire. He quietly returned home. When everyone thought that he could not make a big splash, he went directly to the big business, occupied his younger brother's wife, avenged all the guilty people, and achieved the throne.
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On the day of the engagement party, when introducing the families of both parties, Wei Xia learned that Li Yunze turned out to be her fiancé's brother. The initially ambiguous relationship suddenly became more subtle.
In a hotel bathroom cubicle, a man domineeringly pushed her against the cubicle door and forcibly kissed her.
Li Yunze's aggressive voice sounded in his ears, "If you don't want to be discovered by your fiancé, don't move."
Reader comments
Just read it and it's still fascinating. It's a great new work. I support the author.
Just read it and it's still fascinating. It's a great new work. I support the author.