Chen Tingyi was an idle rich second-generation heir. He met Song Qiuyu by chance in a coffee shop, fell in love at first sight, and pursued her relentlessly.
But how could Song Qiuyu ever be interested in him?
An accident caused them to switch souls.
Song Qiuyu had no choice but to deal with the body of a man she couldn’t stand.
After the switch, the rich heir’s family pressured him to marry. Song Qiuyu had no choice but to discuss it with Chen Tingyi.
“Let’s have a fake wedding.”
Chen Tingyi agreed.
But after they got married, he did everything he could to seduce her.
Unable to bear it any longer, Song Qiuyu pinned him down on the bed.
Chen Tingyi grinned. “You can’t hold back anymore, can you? There’s no such thing as a fake marriage. I want to make it real with you.”
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Note: Both leads switch bodies, but they won’t switch back.
Theme: Life is full of surprises.
It's so sweet, I feel soft-hearted [cat head] It's time to spice things up a bit 💛 😳
The male protagonist is so romantic and artistic
Wasn't it her brother who kidnapped her?
[Orange candy] I got it [Purple sugar] kswl [Purple sugar] kswl [Orange candy] I got it [Purple sugar] kswl [Orange candy] I got it
Did the author forget that the male and female protagonists were interchanged? Some of the descriptions can be applied in normal romance plots, but it does not make sense in the context of male and female protagonists swapping. For example, when the male and female protagonists look at each other, they are actually looking at their own faces. It is very inconsistent to describe this face as so beautiful that it makes your heart beat.
I feel like I read a post 🐰
The writing is very good and I really like this kind of article about male and female swapping. The plot written by the teacher is also very smooth, but I thought I would give birth to twins [Caigou]
In the next column, let's open another exchange of articles. The ancient ones are better 💪
Love cannot be said, it must be done
The writing is very good. I think it is better than the previous book "Swap." I give it a five-point rating.