After three years of marriage, it all ultimately came to nothing. Could childhood sweethearts really not stand a chance against someone who appeared later?
Five years later, Su Muxiao returns to the country with her three adorable children. She has an impressive background: an internationally renowned top lawyer who has never lost a case, as well as a famous angel investor with countless admirers.
But the admirer who surprises Su Muxiao most of all is actually Bo Ciyan.
He pursues her so relentlessly that she is left speechless. She merely glances at a store shelf while shopping, and it is cleared out. She casually mentions that she likes Qing dynasty porcelain, and every piece of porcelain auctioned during that period sells out.
Most astonishing of all, the Miss Tang whom Bo Ciyan has loved all along turns out to be none other than her?!!!
What kind of absurd plot is this? The twists come so fast that before she can even figure out what's going on, she's been dragged to the civil affairs bureau to remarry him.
I don't think there's anything wrong with the male protagonist. Marriage is about two people who are in love with each other, and it doesn't mean that one person gets a response just because he puts in something. The female protagonist loves the male protagonist, but the male protagonist has no emotional intelligence. The female protagonist should have a heart-to-heart talk with the male protagonist, express what is on her mind, and then discuss divorce.
The infatuated heroine falls in love with the cold-blooded hero and is destined to be hurt. After the male protagonist understands his heart, he chases his wife at the crematorium
When can you finish writing it?
It looks good. Can you write more articles about Su Muxiao and Bo Ciyan?
Can you update it quickly?
Update quickly, update quickly
It's very interesting. The male protagonist must chase his wife in the crematorium later!
I read a little bit, it's very good, I will continue to follow it, the author, please give it a try
The book you wrote must be well received! If you like it, please give me a "good look"~
I really can't stand this type of book. No matter how big of a mistake the male protagonist makes, he is forgiven and ignored. He is so confident and confident that he makes the female protagonist so useless.