She loved him and was about to confess when she accidentally learned that he was going to marry her younger sister. If she had lost because of status or social standing, she would have accepted her fate. But losing at love? She couldn't accept that.
They had met him at the same time, so why hadn't she won his love?
She slipped a love potion into his drink and took him to bed. After one passionate night, she realized just how completely she had lost.
But she couldn't give him up. She did everything in her power to marry him, and she succeeded.
She did everything that readers despise female rivals in novels for doing. She ruined his marriage, but lost everything of her own in the process.
She asked herself: Was it worth it?
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In fact, I think this ending is even more disgusting.
In fact, I want to see the ending where the child is gone, and Xiyan dies. It would be best if Ji Zha died alone.
Oops, I come back here occasionally to see a row of locks, it's so spectacular! But Longlong thinks his writing is very clear!