[Modern Romance] [Campus] [Sweet Pet] [New Year's Daddy Series] [Wealthy CEO]
Shen Sui'an is a small art major who is greedy for money and afraid of getting into trouble. He relies on the paper cranes he picked up to pretend to be Qi Yan's Bai Yueguang benefactor.
She enjoyed Qi Yan's care of food, housing and clothes for two years with peace of mind, until she found out that the other party was the exiled heir of a top wealthy family.
Shen Sui'an gave up. In order to escape the liquidation of the wealthy family, she began to save money frantically to save herself.
She was looking for a part-time job, moving, and frugally saving money, but she always stepped on Qi Yan's faults.
On a rainy night, she was trapped while handing out leaflets. Qi Yan appeared at the intersection holding a black umbrella. The umbrella was tilted toward her, and half of her shoulders got wet: "I'll settle the score with you when I get home!"
When the scam was exposed, Shen Sui'an returned everything with red eyes, stumbling and crying: "The paper crane is not mine, I am not your savior at all... Don't hate me."
But the man who was usually the most principled pressed her tightly into his arms with red eyes, and said in a hoarse voice, "I have known it for a long time. But the one who has accompanied me through hardships and the most difficult days in the past two years is you Shen Sui'an. It doesn't matter who the benefactor is, I only want you."
Reader comments
The setting is pretty good, and so are the characters. It's just that the content of the chapters is not smoothly connected. It feels like skipping. It's very uncomfortable and a bit inexplicable as it suddenly jumps to the next scene. It's a bit confusing whether the heroine lives in a dormitory or a rented house. Sometimes she's in a dormitory and sometimes she's in a rented house, which makes people feel very messy. But the emotional description is okay, but the logic is a bit poor.
The setting is pretty good, and so are the characters. It's just that the content of the chapters is not smoothly connected. It feels like skipping. It's very uncomfortable and a bit inexplicable as it suddenly jumps to the next scene. It's a bit confusing whether the heroine lives in a dormitory or a rented house. Sometimes she's in a dormitory and sometimes she's in a rented house, which makes people feel very messy. But the emotional description is okay, but the logic is a bit poor.