[Perspective of the Copywriter Heroine]: Murong Yue has gone through the book.
It is inserted into an ancient sadistic novel with many gory elements such as forced marriage, robbery, running with a ball, chasing his wife in the crematorium, and reunion after breaking up.
She wasn't dressed as a heroine who was physically and mentally abused, nor was she dressed as a female supporting character who was slapped in the face by the protagonist, but she was dressed as the ball that ran with the ball.
As the only child of the male and female protagonist, there is no advantage at all, but he has a cruel and crazy father, an indecisive mother who died young, a future husband who will abandon her like worn shoes, and a side story who died in troubled times.
Murong Yue: This fate cannot be changed unless it is changed.
He looked down at his chubby little hands, and looked up at his childish face.
Murong Yue: "..." That's all, parents can't change, but their future husband can always change!
The boy I picked up from the mountain that day was pretty good. Not only could he be used as free labor, he was also good-looking!
Someone asked: "Who is he to you?"
Murong Yue: "Child-raised husband."
Gu Chen: "..." Why doesn't he know?
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Gu Chen was the grandson of the emperor, but when he was seven years old, he was framed and left in the mountains. He was seriously injured and fell into a coma, but was rescued.
When he opened his eyes, he saw a soft and cute face, quite cute, he thought to himself.
She asked him if he remembered who he was.
He couldn't reveal his identity, so he had to say that he had forgotten everything.
The little girl rolled her eyes in a circle, fabricating the cause and effect in a decent manner, and finally said without changing her expression: "It doesn't matter if you don't remember, it's okay as long as I know. You are my child adopter."
Gu Chen: "..."
Oh, if he hadn't lost his memory, he would have believed it.
PS: I have been writing since I was a child
1v1 Shuangjie [The emotional line occurs after growing up]
The heroine will grow
Purpose: Never admit defeat even in adversity