I Married a Wealthy Man with the Smell of Tea.

Because the book was cut, the ending was hastily concluded. Being with Lu Xu was easy to write, so I just finished it. In fact, I still prefer to write about Chuansi, but the problem arises. If I want to write about Chuansi, I have to go back to the old capital first, and then write about how to forgive Chuansi later. This cannot be finished directly. There are dual endings, but Chuansi's has not been written yet, hahaha, he is the male protagonist after all, so he can't end it hastily like Lu Xu, right? Believe me, if you can write, you will definitely write! (A lot of people like Lu Xu, so that's why I took this route. Because I had to cut the book, I didn't write about Lu Xu going crazy because the heroine was injured. I was also planning to write a story about Lu Xu smashing the piano in anger. Alas, there was no chance, and there was no chance to write the story of how Chuan Si atoned for the mistakes he made in the past. I really love Chuan Si, he is his biological son!!!)

I saw that in the end I was with Lu Xu and said goodbye.

The question of the century, do you prefer Sichuan Si or Luxu?

I think being with Lu Xu really fits the heroine's character and the plot development. What the heroine needs is companionship, and for so many years, only deer has given it to her

You must write it! Lu Xu is really kind to the heroine and understands her very well. But looking at Sichuan Si, it's so pitiful. I was attracted by the writing style from the beginning. I really like it. I really like this sand sculpture style. Come on!

I married a rich man with the help of tea." Is it two first loves and two virgins? Has the hero's physical and mental condition been anything like that of others?