Modern wealthy family + paranoid imprisonment + forced sadistic love + bestie entanglement + chasing wife in the crematorium + physical and mental pulling + broken mirror redemption
Su Nian never thought that a relationship with orange candy in the library would make her fall into an endless abyss.
She is gentle and pure, a clean girl who grew up in an ordinary family;
Her best friend Lin Wei is an adopted orphan girl from a top wealthy family. She is sensitive and has low self-esteem, and she lives on thin ice in such a wealthy family.
During an accidental visit, Su Nian ran into the eyes of Lu Chenzhou, the heir to the Lin family.
The man is cold, paranoid, and brooding. He bears childhood trauma and possessiveness engraved into his bones.
When I first met her, I became obsessed with her and couldn't let go of her anymore.
He took advantage of Lin Wei's cowardice and flattery, and used excuses to lure Su Nian into a wealthy family;
He was forbearing and restrained, secretly coveting her, and silently lingering on the edge of her world.
But when Su Nian met Jiang Yu, who was as gentle and warm as the sun, she had her own love.
Lu Chenzhou's suppressed paranoia completely collapsed.
With a crazy thought, he set up a cage and forcibly imprisoned her deep in the villa isolated from the outside world.
Reader comments
The description is very realistic, vivid and vivid. I feel that the friendship between the heroine and the heroine is very good, and between the heroine and the second male lead, I feel that they are quite good. It's the male protagonist. Well, I described him very well in the early stage, but I think he regards the female protagonist as a substitute for her sister, which makes me feel a little uncomfortable. Generally speaking, the author's writing skills are good. Keep up the good work. What I want to complain about is that the male protagonist's approach seems to be the fuel for the love between the second male protagonist and the female protagonist.
It's good to watch, and the friendship between the heroine and the supporting actress makes me feel sour.
The description is very realistic, vivid and vivid. I feel that the friendship between the heroine and the heroine is very good, and between the heroine and the second male lead, I feel that they are quite good. It's the male protagonist. Well, I described him very well in the early stage, but I think he regards the female protagonist as a substitute for her sister, which makes me feel a little uncomfortable. Generally speaking, the author's writing skills are good. Keep up the good work. What I want to complain about is that the male protagonist's approach seems to be the fuel for the love between the second male protagonist and the female protagonist.
It's good to watch, and the friendship between the heroine and the supporting actress makes me feel sour.