In her previous life, Mo Youzhu was beautiful, wealthy, and blessed with a happy family. She thought she had life all figured out.
But in the end, her husband and cousin betrayed her, and she met a miserable death.
After being reborn, the first thing she did was catch them in the act, douse the treacherous pair in filth, and tear away their veil of respectability.
She had planned to focus entirely on her career this time around, but then a shameless flirt appeared out of nowhere, begging her to take him in, take pity on him, and love him.
She reluctantly took him in, only to be astonished to discover that the man had a great many secret identities.
The son of a high-ranking official in the capital, the youngest professor at a university, the richest man in the country...
What shocked her most was that he, too, had been reborn. She had saved his life in their previous life, and now he had come for her.
This book has a lot of content, I like it very much,
After reading the finale, I really want to know what happened to them in the fairy world.
20231124 Just average. I'm really impressed by the male protagonist's mother and she's speechless.
In fact, it was quite frustrating to watch. The heroine was reborn, and everyone was able to suppress her. One troublemaker left and another one came. Is this an upgrade in fighting monsters? Growth type? Without a male protagonist, she would have died eight hundred times
If you like it, please update it more.
So far, so far, so far, someone has given it to you so far, so far, so far
Author, what is Xiao Yong's ending?
I took the college entrance examination at the age of 16 and entered the first grade at the age of four or five? A bit too ridiculous
The logic doesn't make sense, the heroine is a bit strange, and the male and female protagonists are inexplicably together.
How can I put it this way? The male protagonist's mother is so weird. She's really evil. There's also the matter of having sex with each other. Brothers earn a living, and then there's all kinds of rotten peach blossoms. Hey, I can only say that it's not my cup of tea.