[Highlight] The male lead is a rakish, flirtatious scoundrel. The female lead is calculating, ruthless, and cruel. If that’s not your thing, click away.
[Blurb]
[Short version] Jiahui fell in love with A Lang on a starless night~
[Full version]
(1)
A Lang’s parents both died, and her family fell into ruin, so she moved into the Xu household ahead of schedule.
That day, she wore a black velvet dress cinched at the waist. Her eyes were wide with innocent confusion, and she looked so obedient it was almost unbelievable.
One glance was all it took for Jiahui to want to bully her.
She didn’t resist, letting him pinch her cheeks as hard as he liked.
Her repeated calls of “Brother Jiahui” melted his heart.
Jiahui adored this little sister. She was sweet and obedient, doing whatever he asked.
What he didn’t know was that she was covered in thorns, secretly sabotaging plenty of his plans.
(2)
Jiahui was a born flirt. He liked elegance and grace, but he also liked alluring, bewitching beauties. As far as he was concerned, that wasn’t being a womanizer, just being affectionate.
Everyone admires beautiful things, and he was no exception.
Back then, it never occurred to him that one day he’d be reduced to tears over a woman.
[Highlight] The male lead is a rakish, flirtatious scoundrel. The female lead is calculating, ruthless, and cruel. If that’s not your thing, click away.
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[Blurb]
On graduation day, Zhao Ke from Class A confessed his feelings to Si Ran from Class C, stunning the whole school and making everyone jealous.
Si Ran didn’t turn him down. On the third day of their relationship, Zhao Ke’s childhood friend, Lu Xingyan, returned from abroad, changing everything.
With just one glance, Si Ran was deeply drawn to him. This quiet, inscrutable boy with his single-lidded eyes made her desperate to find out what he was really like.
Torn with indecision, she despised herself for wanting too much.
But when midnight came, she couldn’t help sending him a message from her alternate account.
She couldn’t exactly dump her boyfriend and chase after him. He’d definitely think she was fickle.
She’d just get to know him first. She only wanted to pull away his mysterious mask, absolutely, definitely not because she’d fallen for him...
P.S. She only made the same mistake every man makes. Please forgive her, okay?
Theme: Recognize love, believe in love
I vomited, even though the male protagonist is half-hearted and has a fortune of hundreds of millions, he is still a "poor man" who can't get true love. And the heroine can still fall in love with this giant baby stallion, the son of her enemy, and willingly give birth to his child. Author, in your heart, how cheap the heroine is.
It's so funny that the heroine wants to marry a man who likes the hero in her heart and become a co-wife. This is revenge for the hero. Why should she hurt herself to take revenge on the scumbag? The author can't write it anymore and make it up. Can you tell me in advance? To this day, I regret opening this book...
The male protagonist lives like a duck
You're trapped, Xujiahui. You can't get everything in life.
For example, will Fu Siyi discover the existence of the child later? How will Xu Jiahui resolve this matter? He and Fang Yan are exchanging harsh words like this? Won't there be a struggle later? Is Xu Jiahui really so willing to give up his son and A Lang? I thought it would be written that Xu Jiahui would regret his whole life until he died, knowing how many people his scumbag behavior had harmed.
Hey, I actually hope that Jiahui and Alang can be together. But what about Siyi and the children? It feels like there is no solution, so let's just let each of them do their own thing and not disturb each other. Alang has her own life, and there will be people who love her.
There is actually another extra episode after 25 years, so let's do some more 😚 😳 [join hands]
It is true that everyone loves Xujiahui.
The ending is pretty good. Everyone has their own responsibilities. If you can't go back, you can't go back.
Isn't this just abusing the male protagonist?