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You Demanded More Betrothal Gifts, I Married My First Love Instead
You Demanded More Betrothal Gifts, I Married My First Love Instead Plot:
When Lin Chuan was about to marry his girlfriend Zhou Min, who he'd been with for three years, Zhou suddenly raised the betrothal gift from 100,000 to 300,000 yuan and insulted him, saying, "A poor guy like you doesn't deserve me." Heartbroken, Lin met his high school first love Su Wanqing on the street—once the girl who secretly gave him hot milk, now a CEO of a multinational group, she had been secretly in love with him all along. To Lin's shock, Su had quietly paid for his mother's surgery. When Lin showed up at the original wedding venue with Su in a haute couture dress, Zhou looked at the confident Lin and realized that the "poor guy" she'd despised was actually the hidden heir to Su's group...
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