After the Wedding, the Commander Went Crazy with Love!

Yan Qianyi is also a scheming little cutie. Han Yarong and Yan Ruyi are trying to extort money from the Mu family. It depends on whether Yan Qianyi agrees or not. They can just go home and piss them off.

I really don't like this. I have to hide something from the other party that can be explained clearly in a sentence or two, and there are a bunch of jackals and tigers and leopards around me staring at me. I'm speechless. The plot is very dull.

This man Yan Hong is a bit disgusting. He just auctioned off his daughter like this, and he can pretend to be so. His love for Yan Qianyi before was all fake, right?

Yan Qianyi's beauty alone is very exciting, not to mention that her reproductive capacity is so strong, which makes it easier for men to go crazy, but Yan Qianyi's appearance and strength coexist.

What should I say? When I first saw this book, I thought it was pretty good. But the more I read it, the more, well, something was wrong. The emotional line is a bit anxious. The female protagonist wants to marry the commander, but she can't let go of the male protagonist (although they are the same person, but she doesn't know his identity). Has she experienced any emotional pain before she feels that the male protagonist won't like him? And if you really want to marry the commander, you can't just say it, right? It feels like the heroine has no chance to directly approach the commander except for being admitted to school. Why does the heroine think that the commander will like her? In the description of the heroine towards the commander, it feels like the heroine regards the commander as her own. I really call him a good guy. Also regarding the identity of the male protagonist, the previous commander has a name, so how come there is nothing when it comes to the male protagonist? Was the male protagonist poisoned before or after the succession? Before taking over, wouldn't there be any signs of poisoning? Why can't the physical examination show anything abnormal? Can he succeed like this? If it was the successor, then a normal person would have revealed his name, right? How could it not even have a name? In addition, regarding the Yan family's affairs, isn't this resolution a bit too slow? The article also mentioned that this company is not very big, so it's not like it hasn't been solved yet, right? And about that Han thing, I feel like it's a bit sloppy. Emmm, what can I say? The front is okay, but the back is so-so. It feels a bit like driving high and driving low, and the personality feels a bit broken. (The above are personal feelings)

I just want to know if the two demonic women (Ning Nuan and the male protagonist's aunt) will successfully make a mistake and let the heroine see it in the follow-up (the heroine's aunt pretends to be heartbroken and jumps off the building to trick the hero into coming over)! With this going on, the misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists is getting deeper and deeper, and I really can't stand it anymore! It's really tiring to watch! It was originally a simple matter, and the two of them just talked about it and explained it clearly. The heroine insisted on making it so troublesome. She only considered herself and did not consider the mood of the hero. She failed to explain it clearly after several opportunities. Now the two women come out to act like monsters again. The author must not let the misunderstanding get deeper! ! !

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It's almost 500 chapters, and the male protagonist still hasn't told the female protagonist his true identity. When will the heroine find out? It's a bit frustrating.

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I like this plot. . . . I saw a book that was similar, but with a clear storyline and more than 700 chapters. I was struck by a similar plot novel again.