Han Qiao and her best friend Zhou Luyao have known each other since childhood. Zhou Luyao not only gave up Peking University to accompany school beauty Duan Qingran to study in Africa, but also secretly changed Han Qiao's application. Han Qiao relied on the barrage warning to keep her ambition and was successfully admitted to Peking University, completely seeing Zhou Luyao's selfishness. Zhou Luyao and Duan Qingran had constant conflicts and fell into a desperate situation due to Duan Qingran's plan, which ended tragically. Han Qiao got rid of her love obsession, focused on her studies and career, took over the family business, and became an independent and powerful female entrepreneur. During this period, she had a relationship with Chen Ran, and finally chose to be alone and become her own support.
Reader comments
I really don't understand why you need to save the scumbag. His last money didn't go to you. You donated it to society, so why don't you give your hero a little more sincerity? But I very much agree with your decision to break up with the male protagonist, because usually in novels, the female protagonist has a second love after being let down, but yours is good.
The heroine did not go to Africa deliberately for the hero, but because she needed work and was caught by the hero's father, so she waited for the hero on the way back home. The hero's father probably also knew that this rescue operation might not come back, so he arranged for his son's subsequent living expenses. The heroine's level no longer bothers to waste her emotions by arguing with the hero.
I really don't understand why you need to save the scumbag. His last money didn't go to you. You donated it to society, so why don't you give your hero a little more sincerity? But I very much agree with your decision to break up with the male protagonist, because usually in novels, the female protagonist has a second love after being let down, but yours is good.
The heroine did not go to Africa deliberately for the hero, but because she needed work and was caught by the hero's father, so she waited for the hero on the way back home. The hero's father probably also knew that this rescue operation might not come back, so he arranged for his son's subsequent living expenses. The heroine's level no longer bothers to waste her emotions by arguing with the hero.
Not bad, watchable