I'm a Detective, and My Blind Date Is a Superstar

How about a tragedy where the protagonist dies and the heroine regrets it for the rest of her life (●—●)

It's not likeable to write about the heroine like this. What's the point of it?

The main character's name is very funny, I can't stand it

I just read a few chapters. I don't like the main character very much. I feel a little indecisive. I don't really like the heroine.

Otherwise, I would also like to see how the male protagonist actually finds another girlfriend and how it will end. After all, I have seen too many of the routines in the introduction, so I want to see other routines.

The name of the protagonist reminds people of a family with children and dancing

The heroine handled the part very poorly. Couldn't you just tell the second elder that your daughter wants me to be a fake boyfriend? If you insist on saying that the confession is fake, why are you afraid of damaging the relationship with the master? You have to trade your own discomfort for worldly kindness. Tsk, it makes me feel aggrieved.

My sister is really super rich. I even bought her a house. Why not go to heaven?

With such a female protagonist and such a male protagonist, I want to read cool stories, not self-abuse.

A detective and a celebrity are two completely different professions. I just thought about this kind of profession. After two people get married, they are completely opposite to each other. They may not see each other for a year. Such a spiritual love is not possible! Just forget about the word water. I tried reading less than ten chapters and couldn't stand it anymore.