Xun Huaizhou has a bookish name, a beauty like an immortal, and a reputation like a beautiful jade, but he is actually a ruthless and evil villain boss.
She is as beautiful as jade, as her name suggests, and as beautiful as jade. It's a pity that her beauty is rotten on the outside, and she has a snake-like heart and an invincible love brain.
These are the conclusions Yan Qing came to when reading the book "Chang Liu".
But one day, God suddenly opened a door for her.
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At first, Yan Qing raised Huaizhou as his son.
Later, Yan Qing felt that Xun Huaizhou was actually a younger brother.
Later, Yan Qing was forced to call her brother by looking for Huaizhou.
Yan Qing: What kind of bizarre relationship development is this? !
Dressed beast × femme fatale, sweet text, both of them are each other's only one
I don't blame the male and female protagonists of the original book, because they don't use the author to criticize them at all╰(*?`*)╯The male and female protagonists in the ancient sadistic novels now seem to be false and unrealistic "perfect" characters, so there is no need for Yan Qing and Xun Huaizhou to criticize them. They themselves are full of flaws.
Concept: Seeing may not necessarily be believed