Shi Xian died on the day her husband abandoned her to save his first love.
Three lives were lost in one body.
The day after Shi Xian died, He Yan cut ties with his first love and gave her a lavish funeral.
Seven days after Shi Xian died, He Yan held her memorial portrait and knelt before her grave, refusing to rise, ignoring everything else.
A month after Shi Xian died, He Yan went mad, and the century-old He family enterprise nearly collapsed.
Everyone in Qingzhou's business world knew He Yan had a red line: anyone who crossed it would see their family destroyed.
Later, a rich heiress from a conglomerate and a renowned fashion designer made a stunning return with a genius little darling in tow. A certain domineering CEO chased his wife across the country, crawling on his knees from one end of a red carpet to the other in front of a nationwide audience. He took the hand of his ex-wife, who had been dead for five years, and apologized sincerely. "Honey, please come home!"
The pure little white flower transformed into a proud wild rose. She hooked a finger into someone's collar and smiled seductively. "Mr. He, you've got the wrong person."
This heroine later did it, Mo Ji
Why do paternity tests in novels involve just picking up a few hairs? Can the test be done without hair follicles?
Why didn't the bodyguards arranged by the male protagonist for the female protagonist work? Didn't her grandmother arrange two bodyguards outside the door when she was seriously ill? Where were the bodyguards when the heroine's grandmother was forcibly taken away? Are the arranged bodyguards useful?
I stayed up late last night and read more than 50 chapters. I felt it was quite good. I haven't read so much in a long time. The literature about substitutes, the wife chasing the crematorium, the love of a wealthy family, the male protagonist is strong and the female protagonist is not weak. It seems to be the sadistic novel I want to read... When I reached chapter 69, I suddenly felt that I couldn't follow it anymore. The brainless and vicious female lead made me lose my mind... Everything between the heroine and the male protagonist was a misunderstanding... Then I looked at the table of contents and scrolled down while reading the subtitles. Chapter 217: Suicide by cutting your wrists! Okay, my heart skipped a beat, it's time for the torture part, let's continue watching! The heroine fakes her death to escape from the hero! It turns out that the heroine's true identity is still the daughter of a wealthy family! Good! Continue…?? Why is there another dispute between the second female lead and the male lead? ... Okay, I looked at the table of contents again... I scrolled all the way to the end, and it felt like he, not the be I wanted... Sorry, I was too picky and impatient to read, so I abandoned the article with sadness... However, I highly recommend it to everyone. It's both sad and sweet, with twists and turns, multiple characters and multiple story lines. If you're interested, you can check it out!!!
Not twins? Why did it become one?
The heroines of Qili were really submissive, and every one of them was sinned to the point of almost losing their lives. They got back together in the end. I couldn't stand it anymore. I gave up a lot of articles.
My opinion is that the heroine is so pretentious every day when she is sick, and the male and female protagonists don't even have a big mouth. They don't know how to speak, so they both hold it in. Neither of you can hold it in even if you are mute. . . I couldn't stand it until halfway through, so I gave up.
The heroine is not a good thing either
Personally, I don't think it looks good. When I wanted to get divorced, I kept putting it off. The male protagonist was a little nicer to the female protagonist, and the female protagonist changed her mind a little. I felt that the female protagonist was too emotional.
At the end, I still don't like the character of the returning heroine.