Wei Lurao has a crush on Ming Zhu but he dare not confess due to his low self-esteem and sensitivity, so he protects her silently. Nine years later, he returned to China as the leader of the Wei family. Mingzhu had become the most notorious evil woman in Jiangcheng. In order to win her true love, Wei Lurao hid his love and pulled her to the extreme. After learning about Mingzhu's six years of experience, he regretted it. It turns out that Mingzhu suffers from depression and is not a biological child of the Ming family. All the love of the Ming family is concentrated on Ming Tian, the biological daughter of the Ming family. Her adoptive father died trying to save her, causing her adoptive mother to vent her hatred on her. After that, Wei Lurao released his love and took Mingzhu away from her original family, curing her depression and helping her successfully find her biological parents.
Reader comments
The heroine is adopted, no one in the family loves her, and she suffers from depression, which is a typical lack of love and needs enough love to nourish her. However, the hero said that he has been secretly in love with the heroine for many years, but he plays hard to get with the heroine. He practices the same trick of hanging on to the heroine. The heroine has asked and tested, but he has said that he does not love her. He has also kept asking the heroine himself if he wants her first. He admitted that he liked him, but later he found out that the heroine was suffering from depression, but he was too cowardly to formally confess to the heroine and confirm his relationship, so he unclearly delayed confessing to the heroine until the last three episodes. Although the heroine fell in love with him in the end, I really feel sorry for the author or screenwriter to choose such a male protagonist for a depressed heroine [smile]
The heroine is adopted, no one in the family loves her, and she suffers from depression, which is a typical lack of love and needs enough love to nourish her. However, the hero said that he has been secretly in love with the heroine for many years, but he plays hard to get with the heroine. He practices the same trick of hanging on to the heroine. The heroine has asked and tested, but he has said that he does not love her. He has also kept asking the heroine himself if he wants her first. He admitted that he liked him, but later he found out that the heroine was suffering from depression, but he was too cowardly to formally confess to the heroine and confirm his relationship, so he unclearly delayed confessing to the heroine until the last three episodes. Although the heroine fell in love with him in the end, I really feel sorry for the author or screenwriter to choose such a male protagonist for a depressed heroine [smile]