The Day My Family Kicked Me Out, I Married the Richest Man on a Whim

The heroine is the top white tea. Other characters can fight for their own goals and even risk everything. Only the heroine is alone and noble for that illusory love. Isn't life about family reunion and having abundant material support to be happy?

Although the heroine is a bit of a virgin, she all starts from the truest perspective of human nature. Sometimes people are such contradictory bodies, and they need to undergo spiritual redemption. Only after they figure it out can they convince themselves how to face reality. I like the tenacity, self-improvement, magnanimity and truth of the heroine in the author's works. No matter she is poor or rich, she can find her own place and knows what she wants. She is not delicate and pretentious, and has a shining halo as the protagonist. Her kindness and self-improvement always influence and move others in a subtle way. Of course, it also affects readers, allowing them to feel the charm of independent women. In this modern mixed society, it is not easy to maintain a clear spring, and the heroine's true expectations also lead readers to what they should pay attention to in the workplace - strengthen inner cultivation, flowers bloom, and butterflies come! I also look forward to the author updating it soon, and can't wait to see the ending.

The reason is: both the heroine and the hero were plotted by their friends, and both of them escaped from the box. They were each other's antidote, and a few years later they met again and fell in love after a flash marriage. As the truth was exposed, the heroine's child also returned to them. The emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are pretty good. I dislike the hero's childhood sweetheart the most. He does one thing in front of his face and another behind his back. What makes me happy is that I succeeded in killing myself. The second most interesting emotional line is the male protagonist's second brother. The male protagonist sends female bodyguards to protect him from the beginning. At the same time, they were also under surveillance. They fell in love for a long time and came together after experiencing life and death. The funniest thing is that the female bodyguard was tricked into getting married at the wedding ceremony. This scene is the most interesting. As for the emotional lines of the heroine's two brothers and sisters, friends, and the hero's aunt, I won't write about them. It's extremely complicated. It's a good book, and most people skip it anyway.

It's very interesting to watch, and the plot is exciting. I really admire the author's brainpower. Have you experienced these things or seen these things before? I think this life is really tiring. The author will update it soon. I look forward to Ing and hope it will be a happy ending... Thank you🌹🌹

No, it was just for fun at the beginning, but it became more and more confusing as I wrote it later. The author has no basic common sense. The hero's father is so rich, he can give him one billion if he wants? Vietnamese dong? The richer people are, the stingier they are. That's all. I really can't stand watching the scene where the heroine is falsely accused of murder and sent to jail! Just making things up without any common sense! The police have no power to convict, there is no prosecution in court, no conviction, but the heroine is imprisoned directly? She hasn't even had a serial number, yet she's still being held with a serious criminal? I'm so fucking excited! The male protagonist's character changes from day to day. One moment he is very good at doing business, and the next moment he is played around by his annoying female partner. The plot is cliche, the logic is confusing, the plot can't be established, and I can't stand it anymore!

The Greeks thought it was a bloody novel at first, but the more I read it, the more I became fascinated by it. There were foreshadowings and logic. I wanted to follow it until the end!

I really don't know what kind of brain circuit the author has to make up the scene where the heroine's aunt threatens the heroine. There is only one aunt of the heroine who can be more powerful than the hero. Back then, the heroine's aunt forced the heroine's mother. The heroine's mother's personality is obviously that she would rather give up than bend. As a result, the heroine jumped into the river, and an aunt covered the sky with only one hand? At least the plot shouldn't be so confusing. Isn't the male protagonist awesome? When there is nothing going on, the male protagonist is simply a god. When there is something going on, the male protagonist is of no use. Isn't it true that the male protagonist and the female protagonist have high emotional intelligence and intelligence? Why can't I always see the people around me clearly? That's ridiculous. Didn't the heroine's father and mother appear again in the final circle?

The characters have distinct personalities and the supporting roles stand out, giving it a bit of a group portrait feel. Although the protagonist's character is not perfect, overall it is still very exciting. This book is worth reading.

It's written in vain, the heroine and the male protagonist have no words, the heroine's brother is a coward, there are still problems with the three views, all of them are virgins

Personal contradictions.