After five years of marriage, Princess Regent Ye Shuyan thought she was the happiest woman in the world - her husband Song Yanci loved her to the core and made a vow to be together for the rest of their lives. Until she bumped into him at the hospital, he prescribed anti-fetal pills for another woman, but prepared abortion pills for her. It turns out that all the deep love is a lie. He killed their flesh and blood with his own hands just to let the son of the outside family inherit the title. Heartbroken, Ye Shuyan stayed behind and left the book, determined to leave. But when she finally let go of the past and lived an ordinary life with the anonymous Gu Yehan, the crazy Song Yanci came again.
Reader comments
The scumbag's explanation is quite far-fetched. He loves the heroine and likes the novelty outside. The same is true for the hero. He is afraid that he will regret it in the future and feel that because the heroine gave up his identity and throne, it is love now, but not necessarily in the future.
It's okay, a bit cruel, but fortunately the ending is good
The scumbag's explanation is quite far-fetched. He loves the heroine and likes the novelty outside. The same is true for the hero. He is afraid that he will regret it in the future and feel that because the heroine gave up his identity and throne, it is love now, but not necessarily in the future.
It's okay, a bit cruel, but fortunately the ending is good