[The arrogant daughter + the rebellious Prince Lingcheng + Shuang Jie + Marry first, love later + Fall in love and kill each other]
Xiao Qiyu, the top prince in Lingcheng, is arrogant and domineering, running rampant in the business and upper-class circles.
On a rainy night in Yutingwan, he sat lazily, smoking and drinking, leading a group of dandies to punish the three people who made mistakes. The scene was arrogant and depressing.
Zhou Shiqian, who had just returned from studying abroad, was passing by. He couldn't bear to bully the younger ones, so he got angry in public and directly hit the young master in charge of the Xiao family who no one dared to offend.
All the followers were amazed: Someone in Lingcheng dared to interfere in Brother Xiao's business?
When they met for the first time, they faced tit-for-tat, and the two completely became inseparable.
Everyone was sure that Zhou Shiqian, who didn't know how high the sky was, would be severely retaliated by Xiao Qiyu.
But no one expected that the unruly boss who used to be aloof and high-minded would fall into her hands step by step.
He used to be cold and disdainful: "Women, don't meddle in other people's business, or you may get burned."
Later, he put aside all his pride, knelt on the bedside with red eyes, and humbly begged over and over again: "Honey, I was wrong, please forgive me, okay?"
Reader comments
When I first started reading it, I couldn't understand why the heroine wanted to go through the same trap as the male protagonist. She felt that the male protagonist was not good enough for her. I couldn't stand it. After a few days, I gave up the book. Then I changed my perspective and thought: If the image and behavior of the female protagonist were reflected on the male protagonist, would I be able to continue reading it. I thought that the male protagonist was very good and had a high IQ and emotional intelligence, so I fell in love with him. Why can't it be put on the female protagonist? I think women can be as good as men or even more powerful than men. They know that they can do great things like men, but they always look up to others. I think this is a problem of history and the times. The times are developing, and the injustice between men and women is becoming more and more obvious. This book is different from other books in that the "identities" of the male and female protagonists are reversed. It is worth reading.
Of course, maybe, I may have misunderstood the meaning of the book, because I have only read a dozen chapters. If there is any misunderstanding, please point it out and I will delete it.
When I first started reading it, I couldn't understand why the heroine wanted to go through the same trap as the male protagonist. She felt that the male protagonist was not good enough for her. I couldn't stand it. After a few days, I gave up the book. Then I changed my perspective and thought: If the image and behavior of the female protagonist were reflected on the male protagonist, would I be able to continue reading it. I thought that the male protagonist was very good and had a high IQ and emotional intelligence, so I fell in love with him. Why can't it be put on the female protagonist? I think women can be as good as men or even more powerful than men. They know that they can do great things like men, but they always look up to others. I think this is a problem of history and the times. The times are developing, and the injustice between men and women is becoming more and more obvious. This book is different from other books in that the "identities" of the male and female protagonists are reversed. It is worth reading. Of course, maybe, I may have misunderstood the meaning of the book, because I have only read a dozen chapters. If there is any misunderstanding, please point it out and I will delete it.