Su Rongyi inexplicably transmigrated into a brainless melodrama and became the original story's jealous biological heiress.
The female lead of the book is her adopted sister, who is abused physically and emotionally by a domineering CEO, only to be moved in the end by his so-called reformed playboy act. With her frail body and saintly soul, she gets her happy ending with the CEO.
From the start, Su Rongyi is hit by a car and sent to the hospital, where she inexplicably develops an incurable heart condition and spends three years in a VIP room.
Cradling her fragile heart, Su Rongyi cries out to the heavens. How can there be a transmigrator into a book as miserable as me? I didn't even get a golden finger!
In this book, she has nothing but money.
The day the delicate white-flower heroine appears, Su Rongyi is shocked.
Can someone explain why the original story's sweet, fragile older sister can dislocate the CEO's wrist with one hand?
The plot seems to be taking an unusual turn.
Could she have transmigrated into a pirated version of the book?
Still, Su Rongyi rubs her hands together and hides in a corner, giggling.
Well... this is pretty exciting, too.
As the story unfolds, Su Rongyi feels more and more that something is off.
How did a laid-back, decent young woman like her become the darling of her brilliant older brother and sister?
And how did she meet a streamer who not only acts like a harmless fool while hiding his true abilities, but also wants to be her boyfriend?
And how did that streamer suddenly turn out to be a rich second-generation heir who, if he doesn't stream properly, can just live off his company's dividends?
Marrying Huo
After the Divorce, Mr. Shen Turned Gray Overnight with Regret
The Powerful Family's Only Heir in Ten Generations: I Bore Him Four Babies at Once
After the Imperial Consort Assigned Me to a Eunuch as His Bedmate
The Royal Household's Child Bride
EN
The Crowned Lady
True Colors
Stealing His Wife
Dream of the Phoenix Palace
Kindling
The House of Spring Prosperity
It's very good-looking and funny, but it's too short.
Jian Chenye seems a bit immature! His emotional intelligence is also a bit low; he's always getting jealous without thinking, and he's also timid and hesitant! Ye Rui is also a bit weak-willed, her inexplicable soft-heartedness making her vulnerable to being schemed against, almost turning her into a bitter couple with Jian Chenye.
It wasn't good; the ending was unexpected.
This book taught me many things that will be useful in the future. It contains a lot of descriptions of human relationships and social dynamics. Reading it was a bit suffocating, even oppressive, but these are things that can really happen in real life. The only slightly unsettling part was discovering at the end that the male protagonist might have feelings for his mother.
The female lead was initially decisive and shrewd, but later became increasingly naive and innocent. She eventually became a renowned lawyer, consistently maintaining a persona of not spending the male lead's money. In the end, the male lead complained that she didn't even know how to use his money wisely.
This isn't a sweet romance, it's a horror story!
I don't usually post reviews; I feel like I've just been looking at something pointless!
Every man's wife will bear the shadow of his mother; the bride is essentially a substitute for his mother.
The ending was disgusting.
Wow, that's a bombshell! Don't marry someone who's too different from you.