A complete novella with a main love line. Female-centered, original male and female protagonists. All snake courtyards. Forbidden love, uncle and nephew, pseudo-orthopedics.
Brief introduction: The heroine Amaria is the adopted daughter of the Malfoy family (orphan of a family friend), that is, Draco's sister. She is "passed by thousands of flowers and never touches her body" when it comes to emotions. She is commonly known as the scumbag sea king; the hero Lucien is the distant cousin of Lucius Malfoy. He was raised by a pure-blood aristocrat and is a standard model. He is a typical "child of other people". The two are similar in age, only 1-2 years apart, but separated by generations, they are not related by blood. Double Snake Courtyard.
The heroine Amaria is the only daughter of the Malfoy family. Her parents died in a potion experiment accident, so the Malfoy family adopted her and raised her. Therefore, the heroine is equivalent to Draco's sister. The heroine is cynical towards men as she "passes through thousands of flowers without touching a leaf"; the male protagonist Lucien is Lucius Malfoy's distant cousin and came to Malfoy Manor later. He was born into a pure-blood family and received the strictest aristocratic education since childhood. He was brought up to be almost perfect, calm, self-possessed, and never lost his composure. The male and female protagonists are similar in age, only 1-2 years apart, but they are separated by generations and not related by blood.
Intention: I have been taught to weigh the pros and cons since I was a child, and to calculate the gains and losses in advance. But in her case, I chose her even though I knew the cost.