Jiang Chengcheng's family fell into decline, and as an older unmarried woman, she set her sights on Marquis He Lin, the most sought-after man in the capital.
She went to great lengths to win him over, agreeing to one condition after another that he set.
At first, He Lin thought she was sensible and knew her place, never pestering him.
Until one day, she ran off with another man.
He Lin: "..."
Both experiencing their first love * The heroine's identity is exposed * The hero goes crazy * The hero chases his wife to the crematorium
[Reading Guide]
1. The heroine isn't weak and is good at tearing into scheming fake-sweet women. The hero gradually becomes unhinged later on.
2. I'm bad at writing blurbs. If it feels slow at first, give it a few more chapters. It's pretty sweet~
Theme: Only sincere feelings can help people support each other and grow together
It would be great if there was a second part of this book. I'm not satisfied with it.
I enjoyed reading this book, and the twists in the book are also good. Not many people have read this book, so why not change the title to avoid publicity?
So what about the vest? Accepted, this is even worse than running away...
Although I am a little bit reluctant to give up, it is 50,000 words more than the 200,000 words in the preview. I look forward to the new article.
I saw it in writing. Is this the end of the story? Didn't you lose your vest at the end? It felt like the ending was rushed. The Little Marquis had more scenes in the later chapters, but had too little interaction with Chengcheng, and there was no introduction about Chengcheng running away. Maybe it's because there were too many plots between Chengcheng and the female envoys before, and they didn't say anything about the ending, which felt like something was missing. I hope the next book can arrange the plot and have more interactions between the male and female protagonists. The middle of this book focuses on the supporting characters, but the ending is very abrupt when it comes to the daily routine of the male and female protagonists. Thank you for writing Chengcheng. I look forward to the next one being better.
I have always liked the author's writing style since the beginning of the Qing Dynasty. I also read this article in one sitting. It is really wonderful. I have also read it several times. Thank you very much. I really like your article.
Li Tuanyuan was so twisted that she thought Zhan Gou loved her and was just giving him an advantage. Those female envoys are really bad, and Li Tuanyuan's brain will be exploited. I said that the plot of the ending is stuck, so I can rest and have some ideas before writing. Then it will be longer, hahaha.
This book is good to read, but maybe it ends too hastily because of the lack of data. In fact, nothing is explained clearly. Pity.
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What about running away? What about blackening?