Some bonds of fate, no matter how many miles lie between, will eventually connect.
Jiang Yuan was renowned as the prettiest girl in the surrounding villages. But no matter how beautiful she was, she was still just a country girl, destined to marry an ordinary man, have children, and work the fields.
Then, on a night of pouring rain, she happened to rescue a baby who was not even a month old. Five years later, the child's father came searching for his son, and that was where their romance began.
At the beginning of their love, he wore a soft silver-white satin robe embroidered with exquisite patterns. Tall and slender, with delicate, gentle features, he stood beneath the warm breeze and bright sun, his sash fluttering in the wind as he smiled tenderly at her.
When their love grew intense, he once wore a scarlet cloak that swept the ground, standing amid a vast expanse of silver white with his hair tied in a high ponytail. He pinned her firmly against a rock in the palace garden. As they kissed passionately, he grinned wickedly. "If you want me dead, make a sound and summon someone over."
Reading Guide:
1. The male lead appears gentle and refined, but is actually rather domineering and devoted.
2. The male lead and his first wife are not on good terms, and the female lead and her fiance are also fated to miss each other.
3. Happy ending, one-on-one romance.
4. Hope you enjoy reading! If you like it, please add it to your collection. Mwah!
Theme: A beautiful love
After watching it, why do you think the male protagonist is a scumbag? He was indeed too unkind to his ex-wife
With such a high-spirited male protagonist, would he be interested in a female protagonist who doesn't know how to read a word? I feel like I'm on the wrong team. I like Xing Xin but don't like the male protagonist. Maybe I really married the wrong person. Maybe it would be a good ending with someone who is lively and active. The male protagonist is too aloof.
Didn't the male protagonist and his ex-wife just have different personalities, and they tried to get along for a while without success, and then they drifted apart... I don't think it's because the male protagonist is unkind, the male protagonist just doesn't like his ex-wife's type of woman, so he's not a scumbag. Just a couple
Although the heroine is illiterate, it can be seen from the deeds of the female teacher Baoer, sending Baoer to study, and teaching her disciples. The heroine is illiterate, but she is by no means an uneducated person. On the contrary, the heroine has her own ideas, is loyal and keeps her word, knows right from wrong, and understands others. The heroine has so many advantages. I think it is not surprising that the hero would fall in love with her. I like the heroine very much. The part where she teaches Baoer not to admit his mistakes to Yinhu is particularly good. A manly man who has done nothing wrong should not bow his head and give in because of power. Boys should be taught like the heroine. She should not teach others to weaken the backbone, pride and ambition of her boys because of external threats. The heroine is really good. On the contrary, I feel that the male protagonist is not worthy of such a good female protagonist. After all, the male protagonist is still a second-married man.
In the end, the male protagonist will sit back and enjoy the blessings of everyone. Don't talk about reconciliation. What kind of central air conditioning will keep Heli's ex-wife in the house? If your ex-wife has lost her hands and feet and cannot take care of herself, will she starve to death immediately after leaving your house? If you really feel ashamed of your ex-wife, don't make peace with him. He wants to possess the heroine, but at the same time he must treat his ex-wife with all his kindness. He is a complete scumbag. After waiting for two years, after taking the heroine back to Beijing and living in the same mansion, the heroine will definitely be dragged into a fight in the back house by her ex-wife.
The hooked finger QAQ is indeed so sweet. I want to see Brother Buffalo.
Well... I already know that the child is the male protagonist. Look at the relationship line between the male and female protagonists. The ex-wife and ex-girlfriend will go there. Then there is 1v1 to express acceptance.. Mainly because I want to see it.?
Emmm.. Zhongjie Party... I'm a little confused whether to continue watching it. It's okay to have the original wife. But the child belongs to the male protagonist? How can I have children if my relationship is not good? Still...?
Finally updated. Where have you been? Why are you here?
Wei Xun is a wolf in sheep's clothing, right?