"Secretary Shen, Bai Yueguang is back, and your shadow should also disappear."
That night, Fu Yanci personally pushed the pregnant Shen Qingwan into the sea of fire, just to exchange his white moonlight for a heart.
Everyone thought Shen Qingwan was dead, and even Fu Yanci thought that the thing he regretted most in his life was losing an obedient plaything.
Until three years later, at a banquet for wealthy families, the woman who had once been as humble as dust in his arms, holding the arm of a top chaebol, stunned the entire audience.
She looked coldly at the man with scarlet eyes, who was almost crazy, and in her arms was holding a milk dumpling with the same eyebrows as him: "Mr. Fu, if a good dog doesn't block the way, let's get out of the way."
Reason for recommendation: It uses the extreme conflicts of "Sea of Fire" and "Changing Hearts" to raise expectations, and finally shocks readers with contrasting images, stimulating the pleasure of chasing his wife in the crematorium.
