
Urban Villain: After I Give Up, the Protagonist Loses It
都市反派:我摆烂后,主角蹦了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 13k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
6Chapters
324.8kReads
1.3kFlowers
10.0Score
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The title of the book attracted me, but after reading the introduction, I didn't dare to read the content. I blindly guessed the writing style or whether the system was a voice flow or a diary flow. Both of these are out of fashion. I have read many such novels and was deeply addicted. The content is speechless and intellectual, which I didn't think before. The kind of story where the engagement is broken off at the beginning but the result is not, the protagonist is most likely a big licking dog before, and the heroine is a pure white lotus, very sexy. After the heroine probably knew something about her future situation, she was unwilling to let go of the protagonist. She was obviously very annoying in the past, and she wanted all the benefits for herself without giving a penny. The marriage has not been cancelled, the plot requires it, and the protagonist will more or less lick the white lotus later. After reading the introduction, I guessed the routine, but I didn't dare to read the content. The beginning was a poisonous one.
As long as you see the marriage that didn't work out at the beginning, you don't need to think about it to know that the protagonist will more or less lick those green tea and white lotus heroines later on, which is boring.
After reading the introduction, I thought it was some good-looking article? As a result, you wrote me a heartfelt message. It was really embarrassing to read.
Chapter 1 of "Urban Villain: After I failed, the protagonist jumped" written about having no rice to cook; you don't want to get married, do you, hurry up! Chapter review.