The Fake Heiress and the Bighsot Who’d Burn the World for Her
[Revenge+Thriller+Fake Heiress+Top-tier Boss+Love Triangle+Mad Male Competition]
Cora Lowell, as the unloved fake heiress of the Lowell Family, is a puppet and toy for her adoptive parents to wantonly exchange for benefits.
She is imprisoned and oppressed, enduring harsh survival in despair time and time again.
She spares no cost to live, just to shatter her enemies into pieces!
She never trusts anyone.
Until she meets Landon Lockwood:
In the mire, he teaches her self-rescue and to love this world.
He also teaches her self-preservation, but the price is only her pitiable true heart.
"If you want love, then give me the right to covet."
She returns like a femme fatale, voraciously devouring power.
But Landon Lockwood willingly lets himself be used, time and again, only for her happiness.
The once arrogant and rebellious dark prince actually dreams day and night about the Lowell Family's fake heiress, haunted by her.
Seeing her kill, Landon Lockwood hands her a knife, and she sends her adoptive parents and their family to hell, while Landon Lockwood smiles and wipes the floor for her.
"What exactly do you want? Sorry, I can't give you love!"
The man gently wipes away the tears from her face, eyes full of affection: "Darling, my soul has chosen you, and for the rest of my life, I'll devote myself only to you!"
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