
Spring in My Heart
心上春
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 266k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Updated
- 5d ago
- English
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77Chapters
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2.7kClicks per chapter
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It doesn't seem like a particularly despicable reason. It's probably because the second male lead's fate is unknown, and the male lead is anxious to save the Shen family, which makes perfect sense.
Finally, that's it! Just say what you mean! The female lead's wonderful personality at the beginning suddenly turned into a repressed one after marriage, which was so weird. You have to keep this pace and get things out of the way! 😣
Xiao Pei desperately wanted to give birth to a son for Miss Shen to force her grandfather's consent.
As I get older, I really can't stand one misunderstanding after another.
Help! Let me in as a middleman to pass on a message! I'm so anxious! You two should just open your mouths and talk to each other! The female lead could actually tell the male lead about this. The two of them are already one, sharing both glory and loss.
Xiao Shen is incredibly brave and quick-witted. Like when she was about to be discovered by the Big Wolf, she decisively rushed out to protect Xiao Pei, and Xiao Pei fell completely in love with her after that! 🤩 The old Marquis will have to look at his granddaughter-in-law with new respect! 🧋
In the realm of non-verbal literature, the author has reached the pinnacle.
I don't understand why the female lead didn't tell the male lead about the shark incident. It has nothing to do with feelings or trust; objectively speaking, even if she only saw him as a business partner, she should have told him. Clearly, the male lead is more reliable in handling matters, and telling him would definitely have been more effective; he would have made arrangements.
The male lead is too passive. It doesn't matter who the female lead likes; what matters is that you make her like you.
Love is like a cat one minute and a dog the next, bittersweet, filled with tears and laughter, a rollercoaster of emotions—that's what love is, isn't it?