Film and TV: Making Nie Xiguang Cry, Leaving Jiang Yun Leaning on the Wall

The author's brilliant touch in having the protagonist raise someone else's child is truly remarkable.

The logic is a mess. They used the "lover's contract" on Liu earlier, and it still managed to set her up on a blind date. Even if it was a blind date, shouldn't the guy have been completely uninterested upon seeing her in person? Liu said she didn't want to go on blind dates just to appease her family, and the guy still took advantage of that. Is the system's "lover's contract" just for show?

What's the point of talking to a few recent graduates who are just average? It lowers your standards.

Are there any actresses from Meteor Shower (Shen Hanfeng), Because of Love (An Qiyuan), Lin Tianya, Du Chunxiao, Gao Jie, Mu Ziyun, Wu Xiaoci, or Summer's Three Daughters? Even just one or two of them would be great.

You kept using that same tone, as if you were just saying the weather was nice. Is your level of education so low that this is all you can say? I admire your audacity in writing that same sentence over a hundred pages. I initially thought your book was a historical record, but forgive my mistake, you're even worse than a historical record, and you're even insulting it.

I flipped through it and was immediately disgusted by Xin Hailu's "domineering CEO and his dim-witted female assistant." It had the feel of an old-fashioned urban workplace drama with a strong female lead. It was so stupid, following the same formula as a mindless short drama, completely lacking basic social common sense.

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Putting everything else aside, just keep going.

Commentary on the chapter "Film and Television: Nie Xiguang Cries, Jiang Yun Supports Him Against the Wall" by Roasted Cucumber.

Commentary on the chapter "Film and Television: Nie Xiguang Cries, Jiang Yun Supports Him Against the Wall" by Roasted Cucumber.