[Highly intelligent heroine➕home invasion lover➕never forget]
After sixteen years, Su Qingmo met Tan Siyan again.
He forced his way into her dark life like a home invasion robber.
She was extremely sour, and his soft tongue revealed that she couldn't love her.
She was heartbroken with pain, and he cried bitterly and carried her out of hell.
When she was on the verge of death, he held the muzzle of the gun to his temple.
Until I accidentally bumped into him and his childhood sweetheart hugging each other and dancing slowly.
She hid her thoughts that she shouldn't have and chose to leave without looking back.
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From the capital to the south of the Yangtze River, three thousand miles, ten hours and thirty-six thousand seconds.
When I saw her in the heavy snow, all my emotions turned into silent sobs.
The noble second young master of the Tan family fell to the ground with his knees and tears at the same time.
"Robber, you took away my first time, you must be responsible."
"Huh?"
"First flutter, first kiss, first love, first love."
The robber woman chuckled and stretched out her slender ring finger.
"The moonlight is beautiful tonight, suitable for a wedding night."
"Huh?!"
"I said, let's get married."
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Reading guide:
1: Cold and tough female screenwriter x tsundere and crybaby prince
2: The male protagonist fights and robs each other, but the second male protagonist cannot love her.
3: Shuang Jie, age difference is 3 years
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If you never forget it, there will be repercussions
[You want to live a long life, and then you will like me every year]
Reader comments
I'm not very mature emotionally. And the aspect of mission shaping is really not that good. The second male lead is hard to comment on. I thought he was quite affectionate from the beginning, but then a female second actor came along and couldn't recognize green tea. Why did he have to be given the status of an affectionate male lead? Also, the heroine's emotions are too fragmented, and her emotional line is really immature. Keep up the good work. I retreated first.
I'm not very mature emotionally. And the aspect of mission shaping is really not that good. The second male lead is hard to comment on. I thought he was quite affectionate from the beginning, but then a female second actor came along and couldn't recognize green tea. Why did he have to be given the status of an affectionate male lead? Also, the heroine's emotions are too fragmented, and her emotional line is really immature. Keep up the good work. I retreated first.