[The overlord Hua Nephew x Gao Wei fights against the cold and overbearing sister-in-law]
[Shuangjie·First Love·Rebellious Dazzling Sunflower
Pei Yelan walked sideways in the sky and on the ground in Hong Kong City.
In the morning, there was a three-hour wanted notice for the supercar. In the afternoon, people were drinking tea leisurely at the station. In the evening, he was still the craziest Satan in the nightclub.
His parents regarded him as a stain in the reorganized family, and his grandfather used endless doting to fill his guilt - they jointly created him, but they both refused to take responsibility for him.
So Pei Yeshen went crazy to death.
When Mr. Pei prayed to God and worshiped Buddha, this bastard just raised his eyebrows and said angrily:
"Even if I go to hell, Satan will have to make way for me."
The old man was so angry that he sent his sister-in-law Wen Mingxi back to China with a phone call from overseas.
From then on, Pei Yechen's world fell apart.
He went to a bar, and his sister-in-law pinched the back of his neck and grabbed him back; he spent money without limit, and his sister-in-law stopped his card.
He wanted to cry but had no tears, and gritted his teeth:
"You are truly my dear sister-in-law."
Disobedient to discipline, Pei Yeshen caused a lot of trouble for Wen Mingxi. Everyone was waiting to see when Wen Mingxi would lose patience with him and abandon him.
But until the Pei family was brought down by their incompetent son, and the once proud and arrogant young master was thrown into trouble, the Wen family member still protected him:
"I heard that Mingxi doesn't go back to Pei's house very often, and he doesn't like to meddle in other people's business."
"But if you touch the person who bears my name, you have to pay compensation according to my rules."
From then on, Pei Yezhen regarded her as a god.
But the gods also have their gods.
Reader comments
Wen Mingxi has become a complete self after growing up. Her background is tragic, stemming from her unhappy family of origin.
But she grew up and came out with the confidence and ability to love and be loved. This was one of the reasons why she agreed to take over Pei Yeshen.
Wen Mingxi is more like a sober martyr.
Pei Yeshen was so much like Wen Mingxi at that time, so it was compensation and even more redemption.
As for Pei Yeshen, the most intuitive thing to say is that he is a boy's mirror that was broken and then roughly glued together. Every crack reflects the shadow of others' expectations, and only the sharp edges belong to him.
By the way... Nephew and sister-in-law are completely affectionate, affectionate! Not fake bone.
The male protagonist is someone else.
This game of chess written by the Pei family is really interesting. The old man knew that he was about to die, his son couldn't hold himself up to the wall, and his grandson was gentle on the outside and calculating on the inside. He gave 5% of the shares to Wen Mingxi, not because he believed in her, but because Wen Yu's daughter would not watch her mother's things being ruined. Wen Mingxi accepted it, not for himself, but for Pei Yeshen. She doesn't care about the Pei family's things, but she has to pave the way for him.
The scene in the board of directors was so exciting. As soon as Wen Mingxi came up, he called everyone by name: "Director Zhang, your project lost 37 million.", "Brother Wenbo, your smart home project had a net loss of 68 million.", "I know who has clean hands and who has unclean hands." These three sentences silenced the whole audience. This is the business war that adults should watch. It does not rely on coincidence, but on doing homework in advance.
This book is not a sweet pet in the traditional sense, but the story of a woman pulling a child out of the mud. She taught him how to write plans, how to hold meetings, and how to protect himself when socializing. She said, "I've uprooted things that shouldn't be in your life, that's how it feels." Later, he used this sentence to protect Chen Yan. All the fun points of cultivating the system are here.
The Chen Yan who is always number one, always expressionless, and always used as a tool. He was slapped on the head by his father, but he still stood there. When Pei Yeshen kicked the door open and fished him out, he finally said "thank you". This scene is more beautiful than any slap in the face --- because the person being rescued deserves to be rescued.
The best thing about this book is this: redemption goes both ways. Wen Mingxi pulled Pei Yeshen out of the quagmire, and he made her realize that she was "not that kind of person." After Wen Lu was fished out of Xinyang, she finally smiled when she said "thank you". After Chen Yan was taken out of that home, he began to learn to accept the kindness of others. Everyone is being saved, and everyone is saving others.
I thought it was a cool article about "disciplining a rebellious nephew", but my eyes turned red at the end. When Wen Mingxi returned to Hong Kong, he said with a cold face, "You are under my control," thinking that he was just completing the task. But when she pressed Pei Yeshen's wound with a handkerchief at the door of the police station, when Xinyang kicked the door open to block him, when she talked at the beach at night and said that "whoever she stays with will be unlucky"---this woman had already regarded him as her own. This kind of aunt-nephew relationship that doesn't talk about love but only does things is more touching than any sweet pet.
From the dandy young man who was twisted into a mess in the bar, to the person who can get Chen Yan out of that family. Pei Yeshen's growth line is really well written - he didn't become good overnight, but learned to "stand still, stand firm" little by little. The first time the group assignment was criticized as "bullshit", the second time I won first place. The first fight led to the police station, the second fight was to protect a friend. He learned to use his brain, but he didn't lose his youthful spirit. The child raised by Wen Mingxi finally became a child.
It's super beautiful. The heroine's growth is like breaking her bones and putting them back together again. She's very powerful but makes people feel distressed. The little nephew is also very good. Although he is a little less smart (compared to the heroine), he has very upright views and is still a top-notch little aunt. All in all, it's very beautiful, highly recommended! [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration][Admiration]
I cried when I watched the avalanche part. He blocked the stones with his back and forgot about her when he woke up. She is gone. She has lived alone for so many years and made herself what she is now. During the night conversation at the beach, she said the word "like" so softly that it was almost inaudible. Pei Yeshen said, "You are not that kind of person." But she didn't believe it herself. When will this question mark hanging over my head come down?
The family relationship between aunt and nephew is really warm, and the emotional line between Mingxi and Jiang Shuyue is also very good. The heroine Mingxi is calm and rational, they are two strong men, and the setting of the female CEO is very good.
The growth of a child is very worrying for adults.
It's very good. The heroine is very good. Anyway, the plot is very attractive to me. The author writes it very well.
It's very interesting. It's rare to write about family love.
Wen Mingxi has become a complete self after growing up. Her background is tragic, stemming from her unhappy family of origin. But she grew up and came out with the confidence and ability to love and be loved. This was one of the reasons why she agreed to take over Pei Yeshen. Wen Mingxi is more like a sober martyr. Pei Yeshen was so much like Wen Mingxi at that time, so it was compensation and even more redemption. As for Pei Yeshen, the most intuitive thing to say is that he is a boy's mirror that was broken and then roughly glued together. Every crack reflects the shadow of others' expectations, and only the sharp edges belong to him. By the way... Nephew and sister-in-law are completely affectionate, affectionate! Not fake bone. The male protagonist is someone else.
This game of chess written by the Pei family is really interesting. The old man knew that he was about to die, his son couldn't hold himself up to the wall, and his grandson was gentle on the outside and calculating on the inside. He gave 5% of the shares to Wen Mingxi, not because he believed in her, but because Wen Yu's daughter would not watch her mother's things being ruined. Wen Mingxi accepted it, not for himself, but for Pei Yeshen. She doesn't care about the Pei family's things, but she has to pave the way for him.
The scene in the board of directors was so exciting. As soon as Wen Mingxi came up, he called everyone by name: "Director Zhang, your project lost 37 million.", "Brother Wenbo, your smart home project had a net loss of 68 million.", "I know who has clean hands and who has unclean hands." These three sentences silenced the whole audience. This is the business war that adults should watch. It does not rely on coincidence, but on doing homework in advance.
This book is not a sweet pet in the traditional sense, but the story of a woman pulling a child out of the mud. She taught him how to write plans, how to hold meetings, and how to protect himself when socializing. She said, "I've uprooted things that shouldn't be in your life, that's how it feels." Later, he used this sentence to protect Chen Yan. All the fun points of cultivating the system are here.
The Chen Yan who is always number one, always expressionless, and always used as a tool. He was slapped on the head by his father, but he still stood there. When Pei Yeshen kicked the door open and fished him out, he finally said "thank you". This scene is more beautiful than any slap in the face --- because the person being rescued deserves to be rescued.
The best thing about this book is this: redemption goes both ways. Wen Mingxi pulled Pei Yeshen out of the quagmire, and he made her realize that she was "not that kind of person." After Wen Lu was fished out of Xinyang, she finally smiled when she said "thank you". After Chen Yan was taken out of that home, he began to learn to accept the kindness of others. Everyone is being saved, and everyone is saving others.
I thought it was a cool article about "disciplining a rebellious nephew", but my eyes turned red at the end. When Wen Mingxi returned to Hong Kong, he said with a cold face, "You are under my control," thinking that he was just completing the task. But when she pressed Pei Yeshen's wound with a handkerchief at the door of the police station, when Xinyang kicked the door open to block him, when she talked at the beach at night and said that "whoever she stays with will be unlucky"---this woman had already regarded him as her own. This kind of aunt-nephew relationship that doesn't talk about love but only does things is more touching than any sweet pet.
From the dandy young man who was twisted into a mess in the bar, to the person who can get Chen Yan out of that family. Pei Yeshen's growth line is really well written - he didn't become good overnight, but learned to "stand still, stand firm" little by little. The first time the group assignment was criticized as "bullshit", the second time I won first place. The first fight led to the police station, the second fight was to protect a friend. He learned to use his brain, but he didn't lose his youthful spirit. The child raised by Wen Mingxi finally became a child.
It's super beautiful. The heroine's growth is like breaking her bones and putting them back together again. She's very powerful but makes people feel distressed. The little nephew is also very good. Although he is a little less smart (compared to the heroine), he has very upright views and is still a top-notch little aunt. All in all, it's very beautiful, highly recommended! [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration][Admiration]
I cried when I watched the avalanche part. He blocked the stones with his back and forgot about her when he woke up. She is gone. She has lived alone for so many years and made herself what she is now. During the night conversation at the beach, she said the word "like" so softly that it was almost inaudible. Pei Yeshen said, "You are not that kind of person." But she didn't believe it herself. When will this question mark hanging over my head come down?
The family relationship between aunt and nephew is really warm, and the emotional line between Mingxi and Jiang Shuyue is also very good. The heroine Mingxi is calm and rational, they are two strong men, and the setting of the female CEO is very good.
The growth of a child is very worrying for adults.
It's very good. The heroine is very good. Anyway, the plot is very attractive to me. The author writes it very well.
It's very interesting. It's rare to write about family love.