Qiao Yuan was the youngest daughter of the Qiao family. She was pretty and quiet, and hardly anyone in the family noticed her.
When she was around ten, the story of the switched-at-birth heiresses happened to her. She came from the countryside to the Qiao family in Haicheng and became their daughter.
She kept a low profile and left as soon as she came of age, having nothing to do with anyone in the wealthy social circle.
Except for her next-door neighbor, Xie Sh Mian.
Xie Sh Mian protected her like a guardian deity. He taught her to ride horses and appreciate wine. When she turned eighteen, he gave her an eighty-eight-foot luxury yacht.
That day, she also worked up the courage to confess to him.
Xie Sh Mian rejected her, then settled overseas for good, far from Haicheng. They lost contact.
But fate clearly wasn't ready to let things end there.
At twenty-four, Qiao Yuan was set up for a blind date by her family.
Sitting across the table was none other than Xie Sh Mian.
Xie Sh Mian had planned to be a business couple with his arranged-marriage wife, just like his parents, each doing their own thing.
But of all people, they had to choose Qiao Yuan for him.
During his most rebellious years, Xie Sh Mian traveled all over with a mountaineering team. By chance, he saved a little girl in a village at the foot of a mountain.
Back then, she was just a little dumpling of a girl, bullied by her parents and younger brother, who didn't even know how to speak Mandarin.
Life was like a play. The following year, she became the youngest daughter of the Qiao family.
She was unsophisticated and country-bumpkinish, so of course she was bullied in the Qiao household.
Since she was someone he had saved, he would protect her.
But that was just his sense of chivalry, not affection.
He had personally cut their story short and let down a young girl's feelings.
But now, people were telling him that she was his arranged-marriage partner, his future wife.
Xie Sh Mian's plans for marriage were in disarray.
He didn't like her, but she had grown into the softest place in his heart.
A sweet romance. Neither has any exes.
Soft, quiet but with a bite female lead x older, daddy-type powerful male lead
Theme: Don't chase vanity. Have ideals.
The only regret is that it is too short... The characters are so well developed and the plot is so well arranged. I feel like this should be a long story...
It's too short, it's really too short. I also want to see their wedding and their future [crying]
Nothing more. I like it so much. It's a plain happiness. I don't know why it makes me want to cry. The author's writing style is very good. I like this book very much [Red Heart]
It's too short, it's really too short. I also want to see their wedding and their future [crying]
The quiet words, the solid core, and the crisp ending all make me happy.
Hey hey hey he is anxious!
I feel that Lu Ming is also very good ()
So the father and the illegitimate son had the same woman [question mark] [question mark] [question mark]
Yuanyuan is so exciting [Star Eyes]
To be honest, I like the author's other two books very much, but in this one, I feel that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist more like a sister, rather than a lover. There is no sense of CP, more like family affection.
The only regret is that it is too short... The characters are so well developed and the plot is so well arranged. I feel like this should be a long story...
It's too short, it's really too short. I also want to see their wedding and their future [crying]
Nothing more. I like it so much. It's a plain happiness. I don't know why it makes me want to cry. The author's writing style is very good. I like this book very much [Red Heart]
It's too short, it's really too short. I also want to see their wedding and their future [crying]
The quiet words, the solid core, and the crisp ending all make me happy.
Hey hey hey he is anxious!
I feel that Lu Ming is also very good ()
So the father and the illegitimate son had the same woman [question mark] [question mark] [question mark]
Yuanyuan is so exciting [Star Eyes]
To be honest, I like the author's other two books very much, but in this one, I feel that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist more like a sister, rather than a lover. There is no sense of CP, more like family affection.