《Lost You Forever》Whose child does Fangfengyi reflect?

The recent hit - Lost You Forever - caused a sensation immediately after it was broadcast, not only attracting the attention of a large number of viewers, but also capturing the hearts of many fans.Among them, the question about《Lost You Forever》whose child Fangfengyi is pregnant with is undoubtedly the most concerned one recently. Today we will discuss it together.

《Lost You Forever》Zhongfeng Feng Yiying's child is Tu Shanhou's, Tu Shanhou is Tu Shanjing's eldest brother, and Fang Feng Yiying is pregnant with his eldest brother's child.Although Fangfeng Yiying's child is not Tushanjing's, she designed Tushanjing, which also made Xiaoyao misunderstand Tushanjing.Xiaoyao thought that Tu Shanjing and Fangfeng Yiying had a child, so she left him sadly.

Fangfeng Yiying liked Jing's brother and tried to hurt Jing many times.Although she felt disgusted with Jing, she was unwilling to give up her status as the wife of the Tushan clan leader.After giving birth to a child with Tu Shanhou, she also planned to blame Jing, causing Jing and Xiaoyao to be forced to separate.Tu Shanjing and Fangfeng Yiying did not establish a relationship as husband and wife.Tu Shanjing's marriage to Fangfeng Yiying was completely arranged by the old lady Tushan. The purpose was to make Tushanjing take over as the patriarch. It was entirely out of planning needs. Tushanjing did not like Fangfeng Yiying.Since birth, Tushan Jing has been trained as an heir. In order to make the family stronger, Mrs. Tushan chose Fangfeng Yiying.However, Tu Shanjing did not like her and married her just to complete the task.

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