Both leads are completely devoted to each other + healing from troubled family backgrounds + timid, insecure girl vs. wolfish instructor who falls for her at first sight
Most girls in the small town never get to live a life of their own.
As soon as they turn eighteen, their families settle the bride price, and they marry a man they've never met, have children, do housework, and endure that life forever.
Su He was supposed to be one of them.
Until she met Chi Chongan.
He was an instructor from outside town, well-traveled and worldly, with an imposing presence unlike anything she'd ever known.
He saw the life trapping her in the mud and, half joking and half serious, said he'd take her away.
She didn't dare believe him, yet couldn't stop herself from secretly hoping.
Hoping someone really would give her a hand, hoping she could see the world beyond town, hoping she wouldn't have to count every penny anymore.
His tenderness was too scarce, yet too precious, like a drug drawing her ever upward.
Desire struck in a moment, love lasted a lifetime.
The wild wolf bent down and caught the little rabbit as she fell into the dust.
It's really beautiful. I cried when I saw it😭. The male protagonist is really the heroine's salvation, although the male protagonist is not a good person. He was greedy for the female protagonist's body from the beginning. But it's much better than the heroine's parents. Hurry up and update it.
"The choice of life is in your hands from beginning to end." The leading male protagonist and the female protagonist are native little bitter gourds. The writing is very real and feels like a group portrait. Every supporting character has flesh and blood. There are just typos in a few places, I hope the author can make major corrections. Overall I still like it very much [Admiration] Keep up the good work
The author will update soon. Are the heroine's best friend and that Tan the deputy CP? I want to see it.
The author's writing style is excellent, and the more I read, the more I want to read more.
It's too short, so I'll read more later.