Robbery/Prison Pet [Crazy criticism of powerful officials × meek orphan girl]
Shen Zhiyi has lived in the Pei Mansion since he was a child, and grew up dependent on Pei Shaoheng, the youngest chief minister in the dynasty.
Her biggest wish is to find a good family and leave this gorgeous mansion once she gets older.
But she never knew that in Pei Shaoheng's heart, she was already his only one, and she never had the option of marrying someone else.
When he learned that she was actually planning to marry someone else, the normally gentle and self-sufficient powerful official completely dropped his pretense, and his surging possessiveness burst out. He used thunderous means to tightly trap her by his side, plundering her forcefully, and imprisoning her with paranoia, not allowing her to escape even half a step.
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In the early stage, the male protagonist pretended to be a big-tailed wolf, but after being discovered, he became arrogant and paranoid, and used his power to bind her body.
In the later stage, the heroine decided to go away, and the superior chief assistant fell into the endless cremation ground of chasing his wife. He put aside his pride and worked hard to win back her heart.
Reader comments
The heroine is an orphan, but the hero's family loves her. She still feels uncomfortable, which is very contradictory. When the hero starts to say that the person the heroine wants to marry is not good, the first thing she suspects is the family that has loved and cared for her for more than ten years. Does the heroine hate to marry? The author conflicts for the sake of plot conflict, which is not good-looking.
I think it's quite good-looking, and the male protagonist is really good at pretending. He even owes him an Oscar, but it's a pity that he is from ancient times, hahahaha! ! Anyway, forced love is like this. Don't pay too much attention to logic. If you take it seriously, you will lose. I just want to see how the male protagonist wallpapers the female protagonist. Hehehe~ Come on, hero! ~[Laughing]
The heroine is an orphan, but the hero's family loves her. She still feels uncomfortable, which is very contradictory. When the hero starts to say that the person the heroine wants to marry is not good, the first thing she suspects is the family that has loved and cared for her for more than ten years. Does the heroine hate to marry? The author conflicts for the sake of plot conflict, which is not good-looking.
I think it's quite good-looking, and the male protagonist is really good at pretending. He even owes him an Oscar, but it's a pity that he is from ancient times, hahahaha! ! Anyway, forced love is like this. Don't pay too much attention to logic. If you take it seriously, you will lose. I just want to see how the male protagonist wallpapers the female protagonist. Hehehe~ Come on, hero! ~[Laughing]