[1990s + undercover gang member + resilient, delicate heroine + revenge + mutual salvation + younger man + devoted puppy + fiercely protective husband]
Zhou Yechuan is mute. He takes a long-term job with the Lin family only to save enough money to go to Haishi. When he sees Lin Moqing, the beautiful young lady of the family, all he feels is annoyance. Still, he can’t help noticing the silver bells on her ankles. How much could they fetch?
Later, just before her wedding, he bites off one of her ankle bells and forcibly abducts her to Haishi. On every sleepless night when Lin Moqing is frightened, he leans close to her ear and whispers, “Don’t be afraid, Jie.”
Lin Moqing isn’t stupid. Zhou Yechuan is hiding something. Since arriving in Haishi, he has become a sharp-dressed man covered in tattoos, with a violent temper. He is no longer the mute she could push around. She should hate him, yet when he forces her past her breaking point, she trembles as the words slip out: “I love... Zhou Yechuan.”
“Baby...” Zhou Yechuan gives free rein to the obsession in his reddened eyes. His breathing quickens, and his voice trembles. “Say it again.”
She closes her eyes, willingly falling into the wild dog’s trap.
On the whole, the pace is slow but very delicate. As you read slowly, the plot has ups and downs. Every character stands upright. The little mute is very different. At first, I thought he was a coward and a coward, but in fact he is fierce, brave and responsible. The heroine is not a flower vase, capable and kind. I haven't read a book by a novice author in a long time. I didn't expect the writing to be so detailed. I look forward to future updates.
It's very interesting. The male and female protagonists support each other and love each other very much. I'm one of the few people who watch it without skipping chapters 🥰🥰