[Shuangjie + Mutual Favor + Redemption + 1v1 + Two-way Rush] The healing little angel female protagonist vs. The gentle and paranoid male protagonist Jiang Rongyue. Once time travels, the system issues a mission to find the tragic male protagonist and redeem him, and then you can return to the original world. Jiang Rongyue is full of confidence. She has read many novels and she can definitely recognize the male protagonist at a glance. At the wealthy banquet, the drama of the real and fake young master is going on. Everyone felt sorry for the fake young master, and felt that the real young master was so lucky that he once flew up a branch and became a phoenix. However, Master Zhen's parents only looked at him with disgust and no surprise. Jiang Rongyue immediately decided that Master Zhen must be the protagonist she was looking for. His identity was changed, and his adoptive mother broke his legs. If his biological parents don't love him later, he will definitely be treated unfairly. Isn't he just a proper poor male protagonist? Jiang Rongyue is full of confidence and works hard to cultivate Master Zhen into a positive and good young man... When the system sent other hosts to the small world and came back: You saved the wrong one! Jiang Rongyue: The reason for admitting the wrong person for redemption is because of the direction of the heart.
It's a super interesting novel. The male and female protagonists redeem each other and always firmly choose each other. I really like this kind of unswerving relationship. It's really super pretty!
It's good-looking, even though it's an ordinary life, and there's nothing outrageous about it. It's just that the author sometimes mixes up people's names. Fortunately, it's a short story that you can read.
It's a super interesting novel. The male and female protagonists redeem each other and always firmly choose each other. I really like this kind of unswerving relationship. It's really super pretty!
It's good-looking, even though it's an ordinary life, and there's nothing outrageous about it. It's just that the author sometimes mixes up people's names. Fortunately, it's a short story that you can read.