In Twenty-Eight: Qin Shi Forces Me into a Wedding from the Start

I can't understand it now. The author has added so many female characters, and now the protagonist is actually married. So when you are writing a novel, will it be a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists? If there is a single heroine, why are there so many ambiguities? What if there are multiple heroines getting married so early?

I don't understand. The shareholders of their own law firm are not as good as an airborne one, and they are also a stumbling block. Aren't you afraid that he will give up and quit????

With 50% of the shares, you still dare to wear small shoes? How dare you, it's really close to the original drama.

What is the 2B plot of the new chapter? The protagonist already owns 50% of the shares, and his wife is the major shareholder, having the same status as Lao Jin and Lao Tang. They negotiated the terms in private, then directly held a meeting to announce that Tang Shi would go to the 11th floor. He still relied on the original drama. Isn't it stupid?

Not interesting, basically no highlights

I just read Chapter 13, and it gave me the feeling that I had watched two TV series. The male protagonist was deleted by the author, and I added a protagonist and followed the plot.

I hope someone writes a second book, without the feeling of TV

Since you want to change it, can't you just finish it? Qin Shi has been dating her ex-boyfriend for two years. Do you want to change everything?

This is the first book about the 28/20 rule. Write it well and I will definitely follow it to the end.

I would like to remind you that the protagonist is the largest shareholder of Cheng and Hui. Can you use a little more thinking in the articles you write later?