Sticking to the Rules

I picked up this book and read it again today. I didn't see the ending when I read it before. I thought Zhao Kuangyin would be the big boss behind the scenes, but if this is the plot, it would be a bit dark.

Hey, I think the heroine is so reckless. She just ran to Mojia City without making any arrangements. Now she is watching others taking advantage of her and using her daughter, and she can only say harsh words.

Dazhai couldn't have been caused by the Mo family, right? Then the brother and the male protagonist found out the truth and were screwed?

No way, is it almost over? I thought the story had just reached its climax

Alas, time is also destiny, Chai Rong is just one step away from reaching the top. .

Damn it, was Chai Rong killed by Han Tong? And the male protagonist's "Don't be afraid, I will take good care of you" is so funny. Hahaha, it seems like what an ordinary gangster would say, "Don't be afraid, I will take good care of you."

Ah this. . . The heroine should negotiate with both parties first. Yesu can't kill someone without being punished at all. Moreover, the heroine still uses the hero's children and the identity of the hero's fiancée as threats. . . . He was really too cruel to the male protagonist.

It seems that there was no New Year's Day in ancient times. New Year's Day is based on the Gregorian calendar, which was only started to be used in modern times. In ancient times, it was based on the lunar calendar.

Really brother-in-law? That won't mean that the mole is gone too.

Is he my brother? Has his appearance been changed?