Shen Yanhe was forced to marry the disfigured and paralyzed Mr. Fu on behalf of his cousin.
When we first met, he was gloomy and cold: "Don't wish to give birth to an heir to the Fu family, I won't touch you."
Shen Yanhe smiled softly: "Who loves life and death?"
Later, he coaxed the tender girl in his arms and kissed her wantonly: "Yanyan, be good, for the last time..."
He dotes on her to the core, picks up stars for him, and treats her as the treasure in his palm!
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Everyone thought Shen Yanhe was just a country bumpkin.
Until she accidentally fell off her horse.
Later, everyone discovered that the mysterious boxing champion in the underground was her, the miracle doctor who brought the dead back to life with a golden needle was her, and even the mysterious gold medal composer in the entertainment industry was her...
Fu Yanhe also discovered that his fate and hers had been entangled for a long time.
The plot is compact and fast-paced, and the male and female protagonists are not abusive from beginning to end (the supporting characters are sometimes full of abuse, especially the heroine's plot, which makes me feel a little uncomfortable, but the ending is still good for me). This is the first time that I have read the whole story of the horse. It felt a bit confusing at first, but as the plot progressed, I gradually understood that the horse and the front are closely related. The place near the end is particularly beautiful. Don't give up when you watch it (there is nothing worth giving up), the rest is very exciting! The author writes well!
Song Shiwei must never forgive Qi Scumbag, otherwise how could there be any justice? The suffering in prison is a hurdle that will never be overcome.
Oh my god! Author, what is the difference between half a month and 2 weeks?
The male protagonist was disfigured in a car accident and his legs were disabled. Everyone left. When the female protagonist eats well and the male protagonist is good, those who left shamelessly come back, especially the fiancée who loved her to death. Husband and wife are originally like birds in the same forest. When disaster strikes, they fly apart. It vividly demonstrates the ugliness and filthiness of human nature.
Aren't you a Chinese medicine doctor? You can't even take care of yourself well?
There are few typos, the writing is okay, and the story is fairly smooth. The author has forced his wits down many times and described the male protagonist with "atrophic" leg muscles in an irritating way. The author has to use the "tight" thighs on the male protagonist again and again? It only takes two months from the beginning of treatment to recovery and walking? Is the male protagonist Ultraman? It is very difficult for people whose body and mind have been damaged by disabilities and poisons for a long time. After meeting the heroine (detoxification, leg treatment) and proper exercise for about a month, can you have concave and convex abdominal muscles? By the way, based on the author's description of the male protagonist's misery, it is actually completely acceptable to describe the male protagonist as being temporarily sick or weak. After detoxification and recovery from leg injuries, how can you worry about not having eight-pack abs if you continue to exercise?
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Fu Xiao, who had his legs broken (one or two), can he go out looking for flowers and flowers in just a few days? No pain? Superman?
Favorite: The male protagonist's tough attitude when dealing with rotten peach blossoms!
The happiest: The author made Qi Zha regret eating the Song family's flesh and blood buns for the rest of his life! Why should a woman forgive him when he wants to hurt and repent?
Most touching: the love and affection of Lu Jing's family of three...
After reading about 200 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. I couldn't stand the author's forced wisdom. There were too many illogical places. An inexplicable one-night stand, the male protagonist's sickly body, looking for a childhood benefactor, the evil sister-in-law who never stops jumping around to death, such a cliched storyline! When describing a male protagonist whose leg muscles are "atrophied", the author has to use the "tight" thighs repeatedly on the male protagonist? It only takes two months from the beginning of treatment to recovery and walking? Is the male protagonist Ultraman? The body and will that have been corroded by disabilities and poisons for a long time can have convex abdominal muscles just because of proper exercise (detoxification, leg treatment) for about a month since I met the heroine?
How many days can Fu Xiao, who has both of his legs broken (one or two), go out looking for flowers? No pain? Superman?
Qi Zha eats the Song family's flesh and blood steamed buns. Will Qi Zha and Song be forcibly matched by the author in the end? Disgusting or not? Can't we just let the scumbags and bitches gather together? Can't we just let the scumbag regret it for the rest of his life? Why should he hurt him whenever he wants, and a woman should forgive him after he repented?
The male protagonist is written as a big fool. He has been cured by all the famous doctors in the world, but only the female protagonist has been cured. But he doesn't know that the female protagonist is the YM miracle doctor he has been looking for, and he has to go everywhere to catch him. Isn't this a fool?
I hate the author's deliberate design of bad romance, and the deliberate procrastination in order to make up for the word count. For example, as a couple, YM's identity, why don't they tell it frankly and go out of their way to conceal it?
What type of things are there in the second volume of the teacher qualification examination and prosecution of the second volume of the Yi nationality? In the King of Asia, what is he like?
The plot is compact and fast-paced, and the male and female protagonists are not abusive from beginning to end (the supporting characters are sometimes full of abuse, especially the heroine's plot, which makes me feel a little uncomfortable, but the ending is still good for me). This is the first time that I have read the whole story of the horse. It felt a bit confusing at first, but as the plot progressed, I gradually understood that the horse and the front are closely related. The place near the end is particularly beautiful. Don't give up when you watch it (there is nothing worth giving up), the rest is very exciting! The author writes well!
Song Shiwei must never forgive Qi Scumbag, otherwise how could there be any justice? The suffering in prison is a hurdle that will never be overcome.
Oh my god! Author, what is the difference between half a month and 2 weeks?
The male protagonist was disfigured in a car accident and his legs were disabled. Everyone left. When the female protagonist eats well and the male protagonist is good, those who left shamelessly come back, especially the fiancée who loved her to death. Husband and wife are originally like birds in the same forest. When disaster strikes, they fly apart. It vividly demonstrates the ugliness and filthiness of human nature.
Aren't you a Chinese medicine doctor? You can't even take care of yourself well?
There are few typos, the writing is okay, and the story is fairly smooth. The author has forced his wits down many times and described the male protagonist with "atrophic" leg muscles in an irritating way. The author has to use the "tight" thighs on the male protagonist again and again? It only takes two months from the beginning of treatment to recovery and walking? Is the male protagonist Ultraman? It is very difficult for people whose body and mind have been damaged by disabilities and poisons for a long time. After meeting the heroine (detoxification, leg treatment) and proper exercise for about a month, can you have concave and convex abdominal muscles? By the way, based on the author's description of the male protagonist's misery, it is actually completely acceptable to describe the male protagonist as being temporarily sick or weak. After detoxification and recovery from leg injuries, how can you worry about not having eight-pack abs if you continue to exercise? … … … … Fu Xiao, who had his legs broken (one or two), can he go out looking for flowers and flowers in just a few days? No pain? Superman? Favorite: The male protagonist's tough attitude when dealing with rotten peach blossoms! The happiest: The author made Qi Zha regret eating the Song family's flesh and blood buns for the rest of his life! Why should a woman forgive him when he wants to hurt and repent? Most touching: the love and affection of Lu Jing's family of three...
After reading about 200 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. I couldn't stand the author's forced wisdom. There were too many illogical places. An inexplicable one-night stand, the male protagonist's sickly body, looking for a childhood benefactor, the evil sister-in-law who never stops jumping around to death, such a cliched storyline! When describing a male protagonist whose leg muscles are "atrophied", the author has to use the "tight" thighs repeatedly on the male protagonist? It only takes two months from the beginning of treatment to recovery and walking? Is the male protagonist Ultraman? The body and will that have been corroded by disabilities and poisons for a long time can have convex abdominal muscles just because of proper exercise (detoxification, leg treatment) for about a month since I met the heroine? How many days can Fu Xiao, who has both of his legs broken (one or two), go out looking for flowers? No pain? Superman? Qi Zha eats the Song family's flesh and blood steamed buns. Will Qi Zha and Song be forcibly matched by the author in the end? Disgusting or not? Can't we just let the scumbags and bitches gather together? Can't we just let the scumbag regret it for the rest of his life? Why should he hurt him whenever he wants, and a woman should forgive him after he repented?
The male protagonist is written as a big fool. He has been cured by all the famous doctors in the world, but only the female protagonist has been cured. But he doesn't know that the female protagonist is the YM miracle doctor he has been looking for, and he has to go everywhere to catch him. Isn't this a fool?
I hate the author's deliberate design of bad romance, and the deliberate procrastination in order to make up for the word count. For example, as a couple, YM's identity, why don't they tell it frankly and go out of their way to conceal it?
What type of things are there in the second volume of the teacher qualification examination and prosecution of the second volume of the Yi nationality? In the King of Asia, what is he like?