Five years ago, Pei Huaixu was a brilliant and popular girl, while she was just a poor student who focused on studying to earn tuition.
Everyone laughed at her for overestimating her abilities and daring to get involved with the proud man of the day.
She ignored the taunts and thought that it would be fine if he was sincere to her.
She held her cautious love and spent the best and sweetest time with him.
Until, she stood outside the door and heard him say contemptuously and indifferently, "A woman who is extremely cheap is not worthy of my attention."
Only then did Li Zhi realize that he was just a joke.
She ended the joke and walked away cleanly.
We met again five years later, at the police station.
Still in the extremely embarrassing situation of a car accident with his wife and children.
She ran away in a hurry and drew all boundaries with him, but he pressed forward step by step, fought and fought, and used various methods to force her to walk into the trap he designed.
With red eyes, she asked him what he wanted to do, and he asked her to come back to him.
"You're crazy, I'm married and have kids!"
He held her slender waist and kissed the corners of her lips possessively, "So what, I don't mind being the third party to destroy your marriage."
Yes, he is crazy. In the five years without her, he has already gone crazy.
Reader comments
This book is okay, but the heroine keeps getting hurt, and the heroine doesn't suffer any harm. The hero is soft-hearted to the heroine again and again. The plot is still okay. I feel that the author has portrayed the heroine very well.
It's okay, but can the male protagonist stop protecting the second female lead all the time? There is a paragraph where it is written that Sister Xin's son looks similar to the female protagonist's daughter. I blindly guessed that Sister Xin's son is the child of the male protagonist's eldest brother. The pendant around the second female lead's neck must not have been obtained legitimately. It is possible that she took Sister Xin's position (just a wild guess)
As long as there aren't so many storylines about the female supporting characters, the male and female protagonists don't have so many twists and turns, and they don't keep being separated and reunited.
This book is okay, but the heroine keeps getting hurt, and the heroine doesn't suffer any harm. The hero is soft-hearted to the heroine again and again. The plot is still okay. I feel that the author has portrayed the heroine very well.
It's okay, but can the male protagonist stop protecting the second female lead all the time? There is a paragraph where it is written that Sister Xin's son looks similar to the female protagonist's daughter. I blindly guessed that Sister Xin's son is the child of the male protagonist's eldest brother. The pendant around the second female lead's neck must not have been obtained legitimately. It is possible that she took Sister Xin's position (just a wild guess)
As long as there aren't so many storylines about the female supporting characters, the male and female protagonists don't have so many twists and turns, and they don't keep being separated and reunited.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Beautiful, well written