After dying suddenly from overwork, corporate drone Lin Yiwen transmigrated into a wealthy matriarch in a CEO romance novel.
She barely had a few days to enjoy the good life before everything fell apart.
Her husband, whom she'd never met, got into a car accident, and her adoptive parents told her she wasn't their biological daughter.
Ye Yiwen was beside herself with worry, and to make matters worse, she dreamed about the original plot.
After the male lead's accident, his company descended into infighting. The original owner feared hardship and poverty, and became even more anxious after learning she was a fake heiress. Just then, a handsome, rich villain appeared and promised to marry her if she divorced the CEO and handed over his company's trade secrets.
The original owner fell for it, betrayed the male lead, and ended up destitute and abandoned.
Meanwhile, the female lead carefully looked after the male lead and won both his love and a vast fortune.
Lin Yiwen wasn't afraid of hardship, but she did fear poverty. Since she couldn't afford to offend the male lead, she could only grit her teeth and treat him.
But wasn't the female lead's way of provoking her comatose husband every day in the novel a little too outrageous?
Lin Yiwen: “Whatever, I'll give it a shot. You can treat a dying horse as if it were alive, and it's only a novel. It doesn't need to make much sense.”
Three months later, her husband sprang out of bed and glared at her. Only then did she realize she'd gotten it wrong: she'd misremembered the plot.
(P.S. To be clear, the female lead isn't manipulative, and this isn't a story where characters are paired off just for the sake of it. If it's not your thing, please just leave, and let the comments be for people who enjoy it.)
It's super, super good-looking. The author is really the mother of the heroine. So far, there's no plot to abuse women, and there's no vicious female supporting character who directly harms the heroine. It's really different from the general love stories about men kneeling and licking men. The writing is also very good. All in all, it's super, super good-looking.
Tie. Every female character in it is plump. 😄The heroine has no memory, but every detail shows that she is actually the original owner. He should have traveled through time a long time ago and suffered passive amnesia due to the "system". Then the "plot in the book" started to go away forever. I suspected that she wanted to play "vegetative" and it hurt her XP. As a legal couple, any way they play is reasonable. 😄Then there is the "real daughter" Mo Youyou. After half a lifetime of hard life, the "system" came to find her and asked her to bring warmth to the "male protagonist". I was already in a bad mental state, but now I'm directly mentally ill. No one gave her warmth, and she was asked to give warmth to the "male protagonist", the center of the world. When Fu was tied up, she was beaten. The system asked her to "love" her, and when she was beaten and scolded, it was "love". 🍉Anyway, I quite understand. Anyone would have to take revenge on the world, not to mention that the "system" said that the world revolves around the "male protagonist". But the "system" gave the plot too much water. Fu did not inherit the family business and went it alone. 😄😄😄😄There is also Belina. In school, it seems that she has a strong background. She is probably a part of the Jewish capital control. When it comes to emotional lines, so far, I can only see the ones between the female protagonist and the male protagonist. Their XP is finally matched. [OK] [OK] For other characters, I don't see any emotional lines. I only see interests. Fu Bu didn't pursue it because he didn't understand which force Mo Youyou belonged to and what influence it had. Bellina approached the Mo family and the Fu family, obviously to help the people behind them and muddy the waters. Even the Mo family and the Fu family are deeply separated from each other. [Learned] [Learned] [Learned] The only shortcoming is that the male protagonist has too many scenes with other male characters. I personally prefer to watch the female protagonist and several female characters, I think they are very interesting. And there are too few female characters close to the whirlpool of power.
A short story about a god and a human being, when the star shines. It feels a bit like teasing a σ-jiao, and seeing the inner thoughts of a jiu-jiao makes people smile. I wanted to see that kind of "Hurry up, hurry up, the regulators are coming." In the end, there was no way to change the scene, and I smiled with relief. Tears of humiliation? The background of the Norwegian forest is a bit weird, but it's a book that needs to be patched. There are just too few clues for multi-line development.
The male and female protagonists are not in the same mental circuit, but they are a good match in terms of their big brains.
I just want to ask the heroine who has bought so many things for review, and she is also testing on the male protagonist, why not become a review blogger and at least give feedback hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
It's good-looking, light-hearted and interesting. The author treats the female protagonist very well. So far, the male protagonist has suffered. It's been a long time since I've seen this kind of story that doesn't abuse the female protagonist. There's no plot that's too shocking, and the setting is OK.
It's already chapter 110, so the hero needs to wake up~
Beautiful, the content is very innovative
It's so interesting. They are all living people. The real daughter is also very unexpected. I didn't expect it to be like this. It's very interesting. It doesn't abuse women or abuse women. It's so friendly. It's also very interesting and has a plot. Recommended.
It's so beautiful and funny, I'm really looking forward to the scene where the heroine finds out that the hero is pretending to be a vegetable!!!