Blurb: Run Toward You, Give You Up
Lu Yuan and Huo Mingxiao's marriage was neither announced nor blessed. She entered the Huo family with ten percent of the Lu family's shares, and a little girl.
Huo Mingxiao was never home at night. Celebrity magazines often caught him entering hotels with actresses. Lu Yuan put up with it. Until one night, when she was in unbearable pain, her daughter Yuanyuan called Huo Mingxiao. "Daddy, Mommy's sick. Can you come home right away?"
A minor model answered the phone, her voice coquettish as she demanded, "Who's your daddy?"
Lu Yuan snatched the phone and heard Huo Mingxiao sneer. "Lu Yuan, are you dead? If not, get yourself to a hospital. And keep your illegitimate daughter in line. Tell her to stop calling every man she sees Daddy!"
Sweat dripped from her forehead into her palm. It was time to end this relationship.
**
Six months after Huo Mingxiao left, they met again at the reopening of the Flying Bird Theater Company.
At the theater entrance, they brushed past each other like strangers.
His companion said, "Mingxiao, doesn't Flying Bird look like your wife from that arranged marriage?"
"Wrong. She's my ex-wife."
She had given him the divorce papers six months earlier.
Being divorced had cost Huo Mingxiao all his pride. When he turned around to find her and talk, Lu Yuan had already gotten into a car with a young man.
He knew the man. He was the youngest playwright in the theater company's history, and rumors had it that he was in love with Lu Yuan.
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A revered monk cast a fortune for Huo Mingxiao and said he was destined to be alone, with no companion by his side until the day he died.
He didn't believe it. Drunk, he went looking for Lu Yuan, only to hear her talking to the young playwright.
"Yuanyuan's father really is Huo Mingxiao."
"But she's young, and doesn't understand how awful her biological father is. Luckily, Mr. Huo doesn't know about this, and I can't be bothered to explain it to him."
"If you don't mind that I have a daughter, or that I see you as a substitute for my teacher, I could accept you, just as I accepted Mr. Huo back then."
Lu Yuan turned around and ran straight into Huo Mingxiao.
His eyes were bloodshot as he struggled to speak. "I'm... a substitute for my uncle?"
Lu Yuan's teacher was his uncle, a beloved man who had died in Hong Kong.
"Why did you help the Huo family? Why did you marry me and have my child? Lu Yuan, you clearly love me!"
Lu Yuan laughed at his naivety. "Mr. Huo, I was in poor health. If I hadn't had Yuanyuan back then, I would have... died."
Love was no match for life. She simply didn't want him anymore. Being alive was so much better. She would never forget that when she tried to tell Huo Mingxiao the truth, he was with the woman he loved, who had just lost her child, and glared at her with utter hatred. "My child is gone!" Lu Yuan had an explanation on the tip of her tongue, but after she had exhausted herself running toward him, she finally gave up.
1. The heroine didn't marry the hero willingly while treating him as a substitute.
2. After giving up on him, she rediscovers her dream and becomes the queen of musical theater.
3. The theater company is inspired by the Takarazuka Revue. All the male roles on stage are played by women dressed as men.
4. Content note: Both leads were virgins before marriage. She doesn't take him back. He pursues her for the rest of his life. The second male lead ends up with her, just as I wanted.
Theme: Be self-reliant and strong. A real fire-and-brimstone reckoning.
Sickly Bones
Stray Dog
After Our Fake Romance Made Me Famous, I Fell into a Love Triangle
Heartless Supporting Actress, Rebelling Online [Quick Transmigration]
Gu Shi's Rose Has Lost Her Memory
I'll See This Cannon-Fodder Female Lead Through to the End
Can't Take the Heat, Can You?
The Princess’s Dating Handbook
Goodbye, Ex-Husband. The Next One Will Be Better
Spoiled
Movie Emperor Fu's Little Vase
I'm Delicious After Transmigrating into a Book and Making My Debut
Lu Yuan was still too soft-hearted and did not tell her daughter what kind of scumbag her father was. If a daughter grows up hearing bad things about her father, then she will not have a good attitude towards his father. The same goes for my mom. My dad is obviously a big scumbag, but she told me since I was a child that my dad is very hardworking and I need to be considerate of my dad balabala. If I hadn't witnessed those disgusting things with my own eyes, I might still be naive and think that my dad is a good man. Good man p My aunt and others have always instilled in me the idea that my mother is a bad woman and that my mother is not good. The whole family was disgusted. So don't feel bad for a man, he will become unhappy.
The male protagonist is to blame, and the female protagonist is even more pitiful. I suggest you watch the previous episode where the female protagonist was abused.
My daughter is still with Jin Xi...
I don't think the male protagonist is very pitiful, I can only say that everything is caused by cause and effect.
That is, don't go back! I feel that you made a wrong decision in giving birth to Lu Yuanyuan. You are so heartless. Your mother worked so hard to give birth to you, and she is still clamoring for a father. She doesn't even know what kind of thing your father is. Forget it, he is so good. The key is that he is still so scumbag. How can he be a husband? Laughing like crazy!
Is the heroine cruel? If a man hurts you, how stupid are you to look back? He is not a Bodhisattva who was born to save all sentient beings.
I just feel that the heroine was so blind back then that she fell in love with such a scumbag!
I feel that something is really wrong with my daughter, forget it and just make her happy
Yuanyuan's male protagonist appears
The ending was quite sudden. I read the first thing I read, "Things Three," and then this one. Although they are both stories about chasing his wife in the crematorium, I feel that the male protagonist, the second male protagonist, and the female protagonist are actually being abused throughout the whole story... Both stories are a bit depressing. I won't talk about Yuan Yuan's story at all, but when it comes to the extra chapter, people suddenly have questions. Fortunately, she didn't get back together with the scumbag, but the love life of the female protagonist was also bumpy, and Yuanyuan in this book is not very likable. I hope the new works will have more vitality and positive emotions