Su Ci, a modern white, rich and beautiful woman, slipped into a period novel and became the vicious female supporting character who, relying on her family's power, forced the down-and-out educated youth male protagonist Jiang Ye to work at home. In the original book, Jiang Ye is the all-powerful richest man in the future, and his methods are ruthless. The first thing he does is to bring down the Su family.
In order to save his life, Su Ci decided to adopt a "soft policy". She looked at the future richest man who was shoveling shit in the pig pen, and was frightened. She hurriedly brought water and food, asking for help.
Su Ci's logic is: treat him well -> cultivate feelings -> wait for the heroine (Bai Yueguang) to appear -> bring them together -> be his benefactor -> save the whole family.
Jiang Ye's logic is: This woman used to beat and scold me, but now she suddenly treats me so well, buys me a good-quality shirt, and feeds me all the meat... She must be in love with me and wants to spend the rest of her life with me.
When the so-called "White Moonlight" female educated youth went to the countryside, Su Ci excitedly pushed Jiang Ye towards her: "Jiang Ye, she is well-educated and reasonable, so you two have a common ground. Go and help her work!"
Jiang Ye's face was as dark as the bottom of a pot. He blocked Su Ci next to a haystack, his eyes red: "Su Ci, are you tired of playing around? In order to get rid of me, you can even find such an excuse?"
Su Ci:? ? ?
Reader comments
Dianwen gave the male protagonist money and equipment, turned him in, and worried all day long that the male protagonist would abandon her...
It's just that the character of the heroine is a bit strange. At first, I thought the heroine was a soft one, but I didn't expect that she turned out to be like that later. And according to the previous description, the heroine cannot be the domineering one she always had in the future. I don't like it a bit, but overall it's pretty good. The author will continue to work hard.
Dianwen gave the male protagonist money and equipment, turned him in, and worried all day long that the male protagonist would abandon her...
It's just that the character of the heroine is a bit strange. At first, I thought the heroine was a soft one, but I didn't expect that she turned out to be like that later. And according to the previous description, the heroine cannot be the domineering one she always had in the future. I don't like it a bit, but overall it's pretty good. The author will continue to work hard.