To keep some people from stumbling in by mistake, let me make this clear: reading is supposed to be fun. If this story isn't your type, just click the X so I don't ruin your day~ (Female-to-male transformation, enter with caution!!!!) Group number: 338070918
The protagonist has just graduated from college. After a romantic setback, she resolves to spend the rest of her life alone, but then she miraculously becomes reborn, turning what should have been a peaceful life into anything but.
In her previous life, she was a woman who loved women, but the obstacles between them led to her being abandoned again and again.
In this life, she is a man. After changing hands twice, he is adopted by a powerful family and falls in love with his adopted sister, who is not related to him by blood. Although they are not related by blood, their roles as brother and sister are established. Should he bravely follow his heart, or give up on this relationship and fulfill his duty as an adopted son?
Note: The protagonist has no blood relation to his love interest. This is clearly stated in Chapters 1 and 2 and mentioned many times elsewhere in the story!!
Theme:
It turns out that the love is not deep, otherwise why would I make a bet? I accompanied myself in and the male protagonist gave me the feeling that he didn't have a brain. Later he finally got a brain and he was so cruel and ruthless.
The protagonist couple are not qualified parents, and they do not care enough for their children and teach them through words and deeds. Both children have extreme personalities, which is more obvious for the son who left his parents since childhood.
On the other hand, looking at the daughter of the Oulin family, it doesn't take much to know that this girl has had all her mother's love and efforts poured into her since she was a child.
Which of the two ways of growing up is better for children? Anyway, there are gains and losses.
She secretly thought: Ou Lin might be a little proud that her daughter finally won a victory for her. But Mu Xi might not care at all, since she is at ease anyway.
Could it be worse? Can't it be perfect?
Every time I see the words "a few years from now", I can't help but calculate Mu Xi's age. It's such a bad habit.
I finally finished chasing it, my first novel that I spent money on.
Cafes are also a good place to find inspiration.
Thank God.
It's finally over
If the ending is that the male protagonist is assassinated and killed by his enemy...
Looking forward to Mu Xi and Cheng Rui's wedding
Hope there is a perfect ending! I like my sister very much
It turns out that the love is not deep, otherwise why would I make a bet? I accompanied myself in and the male protagonist gave me the feeling that he didn't have a brain. Later he finally got a brain and he was so cruel and ruthless.
The protagonist couple are not qualified parents, and they do not care enough for their children and teach them through words and deeds. Both children have extreme personalities, which is more obvious for the son who left his parents since childhood. On the other hand, looking at the daughter of the Oulin family, it doesn't take much to know that this girl has had all her mother's love and efforts poured into her since she was a child. Which of the two ways of growing up is better for children? Anyway, there are gains and losses. She secretly thought: Ou Lin might be a little proud that her daughter finally won a victory for her. But Mu Xi might not care at all, since she is at ease anyway.
Could it be worse? Can't it be perfect?
Every time I see the words "a few years from now", I can't help but calculate Mu Xi's age. It's such a bad habit.
I finally finished chasing it, my first novel that I spent money on.
Cafes are also a good place to find inspiration.
Thank God. It's finally over
If the ending is that the male protagonist is assassinated and killed by his enemy...
Looking forward to Mu Xi and Cheng Rui's wedding
Hope there is a perfect ending! I like my sister very much