[Two real and fake daughters, the male protagonist chooses one from three based on feedback]
Lin Yu thought he would end up: being replaced by a fake daughter, being ruthlessly abandoned by his father, and being ignored and ignored by his adopted brother for more than ten years.
Once she was reborn, she only remembered that before her death, there was a little mute moth flying into the flame, trying to save her crumbling life. The kindness of a drop of water is repaid by a spring of water, not to mention that the little mute is handsome and loyal to her. Just as Lin Yu was having a heated fight with someone, his sworn brother who had been treating him coldly for fifteen years suddenly rushed up to him.
"If a house slave can do it, then I..."
"Lin Ji, you are crazy!"
After all, she had never seen that after her death, her sworn brother, who was supposed to be upright and upright, had gone crazy and fought to the death with the mastermind behind the scenes for her, regardless of his official career or his life.
But when she unintentionally provoked the "mastermind", she realized that even "love" for real madmen is pathological. Like a giant python's tail tightly wrapped around his waist, he was passionate but also suffocating. The man would put the blade into her hand and tell her, "Love me or kill me."
It's nice to look at, but can't we just accept them all? Why do we have to choose 1 out of 3, just three?
Reading guide: 1. The male protagonist is undecided, and readers' opinions will be considered. The author is not partial to any male protagonist for the time being. 2. She is not a big heroine. The heroine is spoiled and difficult to support, and often hangs around Shura fields and crematoriums. 3. The author is the biological mother of the heroine, and the stepmother of all male protagonists (the male protagonist is cautious)
It's nice to look at, but can't we just accept them all? Why do we have to choose 1 out of 3, just three?
Reading guide: 1. The male protagonist is undecided, and readers' opinions will be considered. The author is not partial to any male protagonist for the time being. 2. She is not a big heroine. The heroine is spoiled and difficult to support, and often hangs around Shura fields and crematoriums. 3. The author is the biological mother of the heroine, and the stepmother of all male protagonists (the male protagonist is cautious)