Online dating + rebirth + baby + dual strength + wits + comedy
The online dating partner insisted on seeing photos, so Ye Zi casually sent a photo of her and her roommate, asking him to guess which one she was.
Who knew he was guessing the roommate who was the class star who often bullied him.
Who knew he would be the prince of a wealthy family.
Ye Zi decided to make mistakes again and again, and the fact was that he made mistakes again and again.
In her previous life, she was pregnant and took her two children to recognize her biological father, but she was brutally killed.
After her rebirth, she wanted to protect her child and no longer recognize Mu Yan.
But fate pushed her towards him.
She retreated and he pursued.
Since it is fate that cannot be escaped, then... Mr. Mu, please come over tonight.
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I don't feel like I like this kind of plot of mistaken identity. The male protagonist gives the female partner countless resources to praise her in vain. The female protagonist's low self-esteem makes the male protagonist think that the female partner is her. He personally delivers opportunities and resources to the female partner for 6 years. It's really not a loss. Will they be stupid enough to not want it? How is it possible? The biggest beneficiary is the female partner. It's like pie in the sky. I have never liked this kind of online dating. Either the male protagonist thinks he is the female partner, or the female protagonist uses the female protagonist's photos to deceive the male protagonist. The male protagonist only gets together with the female protagonist after seeing the photos. Isn't it because he likes the photos? The talent in the film agreed, which is equivalent to liking the face of the female protagonist and the chat with the female protagonist. Most of the plots are like this. I am a bit tired of watching them. I have watched a lot of them. And this male protagonist gave the female partner six years of resources. Even if he later explains that she is the female protagonist, will others believe it? Anyway, there are already ambiguous scandals, and it also gives the female protagonist confidence and opportunities. The heroine herself is living a miserable life raising a child, and others are helping her live a good life. They are not abusive, so let's just make do with it.
Come on, come on, I'll watch it when you finish. I can't stand updating two chapters every day.
I don't feel like I like this kind of plot of mistaken identity. The male protagonist gives the female partner countless resources to praise her in vain. The female protagonist's low self-esteem makes the male protagonist think that the female partner is her. He personally delivers opportunities and resources to the female partner for 6 years. It's really not a loss. Will they be stupid enough to not want it? How is it possible? The biggest beneficiary is the female partner. It's like pie in the sky. I have never liked this kind of online dating. Either the male protagonist thinks he is the female partner, or the female protagonist uses the female protagonist's photos to deceive the male protagonist. The male protagonist only gets together with the female protagonist after seeing the photos. Isn't it because he likes the photos? The talent in the film agreed, which is equivalent to liking the face of the female protagonist and the chat with the female protagonist. Most of the plots are like this. I am a bit tired of watching them. I have watched a lot of them. And this male protagonist gave the female partner six years of resources. Even if he later explains that she is the female protagonist, will others believe it? Anyway, there are already ambiguous scandals, and it also gives the female protagonist confidence and opportunities. The heroine herself is living a miserable life raising a child, and others are helping her live a good life. They are not abusive, so let's just make do with it.
Come on, come on, I'll watch it when you finish. I can't stand updating two chapters every day.