Everyone thought Nangong Yi couldn't love anyone, and that if he ever did, it would have to be a peerless beauty. Otherwise, how could she be worthy of the dashing Nangong Yi?
But no one imagined that Nangong Yi would fall in love with a woman so dignified, and love her with such mad devotion and unwavering loyalty.
She was dignified, but not dazzlingly beautiful. She was cool-headed and hard to win over. She came from a humble family and never dreamed of marrying into wealth. Since childhood, she'd been told that a suitable match was the right choice, and that she must never marry above her station.
Yet when a woman like her met a man like him, there were repeated rejections, repeated wounds, and repeated confusion, until one day she said to him:
If you love me, then help me marry someone.
But the man I want to marry isn't you…
One of the “No Other Choice” series
The male protagonist is cute. . . . . . . . .
Can't feel it yet. . . . . . . . . . .
Warm article, love it!
It's really a lovely and good article.
The male protagonist is very interesting!
Is it worth not scooping water just to break a pole? (It's not very clear what that sentence means, but that's what it means! -, -!) Fortunately, I didn't give up.
Qi Da Fei even. "You are marrying me, not some wild man named Qi." Nangong Yi said confidently. How can it be explained this way?
It looks good, keep on, keep on...
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