Showbiz: The Diva Won’t Divorce Me, So I’m Going Back to the Countryside

Separated but not separated, together but not together, playing a long-distance relationship every day, I am speechless.

The author can refer to Confess 99 Times. The persona of the aloof school beauty is broken. This book is also from this site, but the author is unfinished.

There are some that are not popular, and some that I have never heard of. . . It doesn't sound that good either

The pace could be a little faster

After reading the first few chapters, I felt something was wrong, but I couldn't tell what was wrong.

Not bad, this is one of the few novels with an online IQ

Come on, author! I hope I don't want to be a eunuch. It feels very real to me.

Like the title, I have been thinking about it for a long time, and I don't have much talent to describe it. The author's writing is too real. He met celebrities by chance and met the second generation. What every normal man fantasizes about is reflected in the text. But when this thing really happens to you, you will be like the protagonist, fantasizing at the same time. Rationally tell yourself that it is not a good match, and a small problem will trigger a big conflict. In general, it is too real. It writes about the changes in the heart of every ordinary person or white-collar worker, but it is this "truth" that is really hurtful. How can I put it, the novel is good, but it is not good for people.

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