As a distant cousin who visits the prince's estate to sponge off the family, Lin Wanjun always keeps her survival rules in mind:
Don't get involved with the young noblemen. Don't make them lose their heads over her beauty. Don't compete with her future sisters-in-law for their favor.
Even when they insist on flirting with her, and her sisters-in-law see her as a thorn in their side and resort to every underhanded trick imaginable, she simply adapts and meets them blow for blow, relying on her wits and courage.
At last, the heir and his white-moonlight sweetheart reconcile, and Lin Wanjun finds herself a good husband.
Who could have guessed that just as she slipped away, she would be dragged back?
The pampered young heir pinned her against a wall, his eyes red, his voice hoarse and nearly frantic. "Wanjun, do you love me or not?"
Lin Wanjun smiled seductively. "Fourth Brother, you tell me!"
Once, she had loved him sincerely. He was the one who let that love slip away...
Clear-eyed, vivacious doctor heroine vs. scheming, possessive, sharp-tongued young heir
Very beautiful! I haven't read such a good novel in a long time.
Why did it feel like it ended so suddenly? But it's okay, having extras is the best, and not having them won't affect the main audience's feelings! Fine! I like this way of writing color and color~
Food is also nature, and this was still the case with the ancients. Mortals should follow their true heart, love someone, and be loyal throughout their lives.
Very interesting. I like the plot.
Personally, I think it's okay. First, the two people who were forced to get married are not very smart. When the male protagonist is not around, something always happens to the female protagonist. The person secretly sent by the male protagonist is not seen on the spot except after the incident. For example: The heroine was framed by Su and fell into a coma on the roadside...
This book is more delicate. I like it. If the male protagonist hadn't always refused to give credit and was still entangled with Bai Yueguang, it would have been 10 points.
In this story, Nv Wan is a shielder, doesn't she have a correct outlook on life? She knows that staying in this family is a pit of misery, but she says she can't escape every day. Dashun despises herself, and her body will be a piece of shit if she gets married again.
The plot is endlessly stretched, and even if you have a mouth, you can't use it. The male protagonist is disgusting and ruins your outlook on life.
Men and women sit on different seats when they are 7 years old. It is impossible for the siblings to hug each other.
It was disgusting to watch, especially the villains who committed crimes would first give them a few small blows to escape, and then the villains would become even more hateful and seek revenge on society before the male protagonist took action.