A cool, down-on-her-luck, plump beauty versus a proud, dashing young master (sweet romance)
After a car accident, a genius doctor is reborn as an overweight woman everyone despises, with a baby of unknown paternity in her belly.
Her life turned upside down, she struggles through a hellish stretch and gives birth to a daughter, only for one problem after another to come her way. Her biological father detests her, and her stepmother and stepsister are up to no good, but all she can think about is earning money for formula.
Yet the refined man her stepsister went to great lengths to lure over, who helped deliver her baby, takes her hand in front of everyone at the engagement party.
The beautiful bride-to-be turns out to be a fat woman, shocking the entire crowd.
Her stepmother and stepsister go berserk, while Su Linlin looks innocent. It's not like she wanted to get married either!
But why does that man's illegitimate son look more and more like her daughter?
Everyone says the Third Young Master of the Xu family is a playboy, but they don't know he's had a crush on the Su family's heiress for ten years, right up until she announced she was getting married.
He sadly lets go, then turns around and saves a 200-jin new mother who happens to have the same name as her.
As they spend their days together, he falls for her without even realizing it, and resolutely takes her chubby hand at the engagement party.
Only later does he discover that he's the father of her twins.
An accident kept them apart for three years.
She returns transformed, and he discovers she's secretly investigating the Su family's heiress. It turns out the heiress who announced her marriage was an impostor, and the woman by his side is the very moonlight in his heart he's loved for years.
The man, who has always been proud and self-assured, panics on the spot. "Don't leave, honey!"
It's too drawn out and doesn't look good at all.
After reading this book, I found that each sentence was too verbose.
It's well-written; the foreshadowing is cleverly laid out, revealing itself layer by layer.
It was so good! I watched it all in one go and still wanted more!
I stopped reading after about ten chapters. The female lead was portrayed as incredibly stupid and arrogant. Knowing she was no match for them, why didn't she hire bodyguards to protect herself now that she was rich? Instead, she always foolishly walked into traps and got herself into trouble. It's infuriating to read.
Honey, please update soon!
Is it really true that Su Linlin amazed the world just because she performed surgery on her mother?
Seeing this, it seems Su's father was also involved in Su Linlin's death—how terrifying! Only by reviving Su's mother can the truth be revealed. Looking forward to it!!!
Having read this far, neither the content nor the title of this novel seems to match the claim of "stunning the world"!
This is a really good book. Does the author have any other works? Looking forward to it!