The True Heiress’s Clingy Little Sister Has the Sharp-Tongued Heir Doting on Her

[Nurturing Romance + Devoted Couple + Past and Present Lives + Older Man]

When Jing Qing was eight, he met Qing An, who had been thrown out of her home.

From the moment he first saw her, Jing Qing had a strange feeling: if he didn't save her, he'd regret it.

So he brought her home and raised her as his little sister.

He doted on her endlessly. To everyone else, he was a carefree young lord, but to her, he was simply a kind older brother.

Lu Qinghe awakened to her memories, but it seemed she was only a character in a story.

Her memories told her that in her previous life, she'd succeeded: she'd driven the General's Manor's true-born daughter out and found a good husband.

But the storybook also said she was actually the wicked supporting female character in a tragic romance. Later on, the true-born daughter's so-called family would torment her in body and mind, before she met her destined one.

What was going on?

Qing An grew up carefree in the Princess's residence, reaching the age of fifteen and her hairpin ceremony.

For those nine years, Jing Qing had doted on her endlessly.

At first, she saw him as an older brother. But after her hairpin ceremony, something seemed to change. When her mother said she would find her a sister-in-law, Qing An felt a strange ache in her heart. One day, while out for a stroll to clear her mind, she accidentally fell into the water, and something appeared in her head.

It told her that the place they lived was a small world, and that her brother was the male lead. She had to leave Jing Qing, or he would die.

At first, Qing An didn't believe it. But then it correctly predicted two things that would happen, so she believed it and secretly left.

Jing Qing discovered that the girl he'd lovingly raised for nine years had disappeared.

He searched all over the capital but couldn't find her. Then one day, something appeared in his head and told him he was the male lead, and that his wife was...

As long as he got married, she would come back.

The flower he had raised so carefully could only be his.