First We Get Married, Then We’ll Settle the Score

Halfway through the movie, I didn't know who the male protagonist was. I always thought it was Qin Heyan. Even though Zhong Zizai and Qin Heyan were already married, they were still entangled with their husband's eldest brother (ex-boyfriend). Qin Heyan married Zhong (the heroine) but did not cherish it. Because he misunderstood the heroine, he was having sex outside all day long. He was really not a good man. Only after divorce did he see his sincerity. Unfortunately, there is no chance to regret it. Childhood sweethearts 😢 [cry with laughter] 😢

This book is a good read. I thought the name was tacky at first, but the content is really good. The male and female protagonists both trust each other. The male protagonist has her own difficulties but still can't help but silently protect the female protagonist. He will not say insulting words like other male protagonists in novels, nor will he be ambiguous with other women. He will slowly explain things clearly, giving the female protagonist a sense of security.

Tell the truth. This book is a bit unexpected. I was originally curious about what I could write about with such a low score. The result is not only a story with clear logic and smooth sentences. It doesn't have any weird superpowers, so it's a highly recommended novel. It's a bit of a loss to give such a low score, so as someone who doesn't usually like to write reviews, I would like to comment specifically and recommend it to everyone. One sentence. Worth savoring

I have read all the novels by this author, and I like them all. I like this author's style. The novels are all written around the male and female protagonists, and the supporting characters are not given too many roles. Too many supporting roles would make it cumbersome. I like this kind of short and exquisite novels, which do not contain too many miscellaneous plots. But what I'm confused about is that there is a new article attached to the last chapter. Why can't I find it? It's the article "You Are Not Mine." I can't find it.

It's so beautiful. I'm an uneducated person, so I don't know what other gorgeous words I can use to describe this book. All I can say is that it's great. Come on, author.

What are the author's earlier works? Many of the later ones feature heroines who have neither father nor mother, and seek revenge for their fathers. Although each of them is not very ups and downs, I watched it with gusto. The author's descriptions are bland, but they are gripping. When Ah Zai met the meticulous Qin Jin, Third Young Master Qin had no choice but to step aside. If Third Young Master Qin had understood his thoughts earlier, could he have changed his mind?

So far I'm confused, I don't understand, are the male and female protagonists both clean? Which one is the hero?

Four and a half stars. Unexpectedly beautiful. The title of this book is really a crappy online title. It was just because the introduction can be short with the number of chapters, so I thought I would just take a look at it. I didn't expect that the writing is solid, the story is logically logical, and the context is clear. Overall, it's pretty good.

Qin Jin is the heroine's ex? So are the younger brother of the heroine and the hero (Qin Jin) twins?

Very good-looking, the male protagonist is very warm, and the female protagonist is not just Bai Tian