Jiang Wanning was once the daughter of the richest man in the world. Three years ago, her family went bankrupt, and she was reduced to an ordinary college student studying hard during a work-study program. Once at a party at a top club, she was humiliated and forced by her former rival in the industry. Just when she was isolated and helpless, the feared prince Li Xiao fell from the sky and smashed the head of her bully with an ashtray.
Everyone thought that the rebellious Young Master Li was just playing with this high-altitude flower that had fallen from the altar on a whim. But no one knew that this surly, arrogant and crazy young master had been deeply in love with her many years ago.
"Isn't it too much to hold hands? Isn't it too much to kiss?"
He pressed forward step by step, trapping her in his arms. He lost all his arrogance and humbly begged with red eyes: "Baby Wan Wan, be good, I will give you my life, don't leave me."
Reader comments
I think the key point of forced love is love. Only with love can there be compulsion, so this book goes up a level when the heroine knows the truth and the hero goes in both directions, from the compulsion of single love to the non-compulsion of mutual love. Nice!
It looks good, but why do some chapters not correspond to each other? Did the author sort it wrong?
I think the key point of forced love is love. Only with love can there be compulsion, so this book goes up a level when the heroine knows the truth and the hero goes in both directions, from the compulsion of single love to the non-compulsion of mutual love. Nice!
It looks good, but why do some chapters not correspond to each other? Did the author sort it wrong?