[Younger Man + Short-Tempered Rich Second-Generation Heir vs. Refined CEO + 1v1 + Two Powerful Leads]
He Feng has little education but plenty of ability. He never finished high school, has a terrible reputation, and is quick to anger.
He finds fault with everyone, especially polished, well-mannered men. Whenever he sees one, he picks a fight.
His parents are at their wits’ end, so they have another child late in life, eighteen years younger than He Feng. They have to start over from scratch, or no one will inherit their vast fortune.
Lu Mingchen is a top graduate of a prestigious university, a self-made founder who built his company from nothing. He is always considerate in his dealings with others, and is gentle, humble, calm, and self-controlled. He has a strong sense of responsibility and firm boundaries, a rare success story from a poor family.
But He Feng breaks every one of his boundaries.
The front part is very interesting, but the back part is a little tiring, so I skipped to the end to see, how do you practice Taoism? Without looking at what happened in the middle, the two of them were buried together in the end. Anyway, I haven't read it all, so it's not appropriate to comment too much. It's a five-star review and it's hard to type.
Raising offspring is never a backward thought. All living beings have offspring as their important responsibility. Don't deny reproduction of offspring just for the sake of writing an article.
This is a book worth reading. The author's writing is great, connotative, humorous, and the inner description of the characters is very delicate. It's beautiful!
Good, good, good book, great
It's really super beautiful and the author is really awesome Klass
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking (sorry, I am bad at words)
Very nice, highly recommended
It's very beautiful, the writing is mature, sweet, and good-looking. It's only a matter of time before the score gets higher. Well, I really thought it was a sweet love before. Who knows whether it will be love or not in the future, but as the author wrote, it flew away. . . I won't talk about it when it comes to the national level, that's fine, but I think we can just settle down and be happy if the bad guys are perfectly dealt with. All of a sudden he went to cultivate immortality, and then he lay in his grave. . . It's not necessary, and it's not necessary to die. Although the extra story gives me a parallel world to live in, I don't think it's really necessary. Overall it's very good and I recommend everyone to watch it.
It's good-looking, and it's elevated to the level of national justice. I think the later part about the national destiny is a bit rushed, and it's good that the two of them woke up in the hospital and reconciled.
It's really nice. I recommend this book.