[Crazy criticism of bigotry + forced possession + two-way redemption + strong alliance + wife chasing crematorium + female awakening]
Fu Qingyuan, the adopted daughter of the Fu family, has lived under the control of her brother Fu Lingchuan in the name of love for eighteen years, without any sense of self or choice. Mrs. Fu noticed that her brother was thinking abnormally, so she sent her to study at Berkeley and forcibly separated the two.
On her birthday in a foreign country, she saw the news that her brother was about to get engaged, and her years of secret love completely collapsed. Her best friend finds a male model to heal her emotional pain. She mistakenly identifies Lu Yanzhou, a top tycoon, and gets blackmailed out of 100 million after a ridiculous night.
After her brother learned about it, he slapped her without asking for the reason, and he said every word that hurt her. She cut her wrists in despair and was sent to the hospital by her best friend for emergency treatment.
Later she regretted her angrily rebuke: "You are so rich and you want to blackmail me and pay me back 100 million!"
Lu Yanzhou said with a smile: "The fact that I am rich does not conflict with the fact that I am worthy. The 100 million is a lifetime buyout, and I will guarantee lifetime after-sales service to avenge you and settle all your troubles."
Only then did she realize that she was dealing with a capital giant whose hands covered the sky. He laid out a capital plan to avenge her with one stone and two birds with one stone, and also imprisoned her in the palm of his hand when she was desperate.
This seemingly unexpected entanglement turned out to be his long-planned plunder from the first moment they met.
Reader comments
The writing is fluent, the plot is not laggy, the characters are full and emotional, and the domineering boss's doting and gentleness directly touches the girl's heart! There is a sentence in the book that I particularly like: "Life is a wild thing, not a trajectory."
The writing is fluent, the plot is not laggy, the characters are full and emotional, and the domineering boss's doting and gentleness directly touches the girl's heart! There is a sentence in the book that I particularly like: "Life is a wild thing, not a trajectory."