Three years ago, the Ruan family was overturned overnight due to a drug experiment case.
With her father in jail and her mother missing, Ruan Tingwu, the formerly aloof and aloof eldest daughter of the Ruan family, has become a joke that everyone in Beijing University avoids.
Everyone thought she had been stepped into the mud.
Until that day, she took a love letter and confessed her love to her enemy's son in public.
Xie Linchuan laughed at her downfall, scolded her for pretending to be aloof, and forced her to bow her head.
Outside the crowd, Zhou Yanchi, the crown prince of the Zhou family in Hong Kong City, saw the recording pen hidden in her sleeve and laughed softly.
"Little liar."
Ruan Tingwu looked at him coldly: "Don't block my way."
Zhou Yanchi pushed the old case files in front of her and leaned close to her ear.
"If you don't want to be a canary, then be my knife."
She is cold and rebellious, and insists on overturning the case herself.
He criticized the danger crazily, but he wanted to hand her life gate into her palm.
Later, everyone in Beijing knew that a lunatic like Zhou Yanchi would die if he offended anyone.
But only Ruan Tingwu dared to bite his fingertips and asked him coldly: "Does it hurt?"
The man chuckled, lust surging in his eyes.
"It doesn't hurt."
"Harder."
This is a revenge that begins with a confession, and is also a madman's willing surrender.
The cold, rebellious and down-and-out daughter × Crazy criticism of the paranoid prince
Reader comments
I like the atmosphere of the daily interaction between the male and female protagonists, and the author's writing style
I like the atmosphere of the daily interaction between the male and female protagonists, and the author's writing style