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Lu Ya is a fish.
More precisely, she is a rare Oriental mermaid.
After reading The Little Mermaid, the innocent Lu Ya couldn't help wishing she could find a prince of her own. To her delight, it wasn't long before she really did find one!
But to her dismay, the man named Wang Zi didn't seem to want to be with her QAQ...
Lu Ya: "I like you, Your Highness. Let's be together!"
Wang Zi: "How many times do I have to explain? I'm not a prince. It's just a coincidence that my name sounds like one!"
Lu Ya: "But you're the most handsome human I've ever met. Will you date me?"
Wang Zi: "I've got every kind of woman around me. Why would I date a fish?"
Lu Ya: "But..."
Wang Zi: "Shut up! Let me make this clear: even if I stay single my whole life and never find a wife, I will never fall in love with a fish! So give up already!"
Seeing poor Lu Ya rejected again and again, Wang Zi's group of ne'er-do-well friends couldn't help feeling sorry for her. Sigh, with so many rich second-generation heirs in City D, why did this silly girl have to get hung up on the most impossible one, Wang Zi?
But just six months later, everyone saw Wang Zi hoist Lu Ya, who was sulking with him, over his shoulder and roar, "If I catch you flirting with that man again, I'll take you home and braise you!"
His friends laughed and asked, "Brother Wang, have you finally eaten your words?"
Wang Zi: "...Get lost!"
[Blurb]
A new maid joins the Pei household and won't leave Pei Zhe alone.
Pei Zhe has spent years playing the field. He usually takes whichever woman comes along for a ride, but for some reason, he can't stand this girl.
Duan Die doesn't mind. Every day, she eagerly serves him his meals and helps him dress, her eyes always full of affection when she looks at him.
Eventually, Pei Zhe thinks, Fine. I'll humor her and have a little fun. It's not like I can turn down such an enthusiastic offer.
But this time, he loses control.
Somewhere along the way, he actually falls for her.
And then a problem arises: after falling so deeply in love with Duan Die that he'd give her his heart, Pei Zhe suddenly discovers that all thirty-something of her "ex-boyfriends" look exactly like him.
[Note]: 1. A story where a scumbag gets thoroughly put through the wringer.
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Although I like this article very much, after reading the last few chapters, I still feel that the heroine is too pretentious. . .
Finished reading. In the previous part, I saw a lot of comments criticizing the male and female protagonists. But I think it's very interesting. The male and female protagonists are both interesting, especially the female protagonist, who is so obedient but also paranoid. There is a faint morbidity that attracts me. I actually didn't really want to read it after Chapter 25, but I read on after ordering the full text. I feel like the character behind it is broken. You can guess the plot by looking at the table of contents. I can only say that the front is interesting, but the back is very ordinary. Well, being able to read the author's novels is also a kind of fate, so keep up the good work.
The extra story is not sweet!
I want to see a post-marriage extra episode😂 I don't know if it will be written
To be honest, it would be better to have a male partner in every aspect, right?
Finished with flowers
Although I thought it was a bit ridiculous at first, the plot behind it turned out to be really interesting. I hope to write a sequel! !
You can't call it a little duck, it should be a big fat duck. It's over~(^з^)-☆
I saw this in one go, and saw that many people in the comments said it was too trivial. Maybe Xiaoyan doesn't have much experience? I think the author's many emotional changes are quite good. When describing the male protagonist as a scumbag in the first half of the article, the emphasis is more on the fact that the male protagonist and other women are involved in monetary transactions. The heroine grew up in an orphanage and went to college. Then there is the original English novel in the article and the heroine can do some work under the arrangement of her parents and can adapt to some changing lives and types of work when she is looking for her hero. The heroine's talents and learning are quite good. Her experience in the orphanage and her forbearance in many cases reflect the heroine's attitude towards relationships. Even if her parents are related by blood, the heroine is afraid of losing this family relationship. The feelings of the heroic heroine facing her are relatively exposed. The hero and the heroine have no blood, money, or role relationship, but he unconditionally saved the heroine when she was at her lowest. The heroine has a strong dependence on the hero. It may be illogical at night, and it may feel like you are talking nonsense seriously. In short, the author gives a big boost (ง•̀_•́)ง
Although I like this article very much, after reading the last few chapters, I still feel that the heroine is too pretentious. . .
Finished reading. In the previous part, I saw a lot of comments criticizing the male and female protagonists. But I think it's very interesting. The male and female protagonists are both interesting, especially the female protagonist, who is so obedient but also paranoid. There is a faint morbidity that attracts me. I actually didn't really want to read it after Chapter 25, but I read on after ordering the full text. I feel like the character behind it is broken. You can guess the plot by looking at the table of contents. I can only say that the front is interesting, but the back is very ordinary. Well, being able to read the author's novels is also a kind of fate, so keep up the good work.
The extra story is not sweet!
I want to see a post-marriage extra episode😂 I don't know if it will be written
To be honest, it would be better to have a male partner in every aspect, right?
Finished with flowers
Although I thought it was a bit ridiculous at first, the plot behind it turned out to be really interesting. I hope to write a sequel! !
You can't call it a little duck, it should be a big fat duck. It's over~(^з^)-☆
I saw this in one go, and saw that many people in the comments said it was too trivial. Maybe Xiaoyan doesn't have much experience? I think the author's many emotional changes are quite good. When describing the male protagonist as a scumbag in the first half of the article, the emphasis is more on the fact that the male protagonist and other women are involved in monetary transactions. The heroine grew up in an orphanage and went to college. Then there is the original English novel in the article and the heroine can do some work under the arrangement of her parents and can adapt to some changing lives and types of work when she is looking for her hero. The heroine's talents and learning are quite good. Her experience in the orphanage and her forbearance in many cases reflect the heroine's attitude towards relationships. Even if her parents are related by blood, the heroine is afraid of losing this family relationship. The feelings of the heroic heroine facing her are relatively exposed. The hero and the heroine have no blood, money, or role relationship, but he unconditionally saved the heroine when she was at her lowest. The heroine has a strong dependence on the hero. It may be illogical at night, and it may feel like you are talking nonsense seriously. In short, the author gives a big boost (ง•̀_•́)ง
The first part is not cruel enough?_?