From Then Until Now, Who Have You Taken Me For?

Hahaha, I really like Tang Xu throughout the whole book. He is extremely venomous towards the heroine, but he does everything silently and always protects her. It's really fun when he abuses Tang Xu. He doesn't dare to say anything every time he is criticized. It's really hard to laugh. A perfect example of a shameless wife chaser.

I could still continue to watch it, and I felt that Song Yu and Yu Anhe were very good. The relationship was very subtle. I wonder if they had liked each other. Although they were very sweet with Tang Xu later, I just felt that the change there was a bit abrupt. Later, there was a story about Ren Niannian, so I didn't want to read it. Overall, it was okay. Sometimes I think it is even more addictive than some popular sadomasochism novels.

Only then did I realize that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is very similar to the ancient poem "Spring Flowers" written by Hei Yan, especially the scene where the male protagonist suffered a fracture and the female protagonist took care of her in the hospital. It was very similar. It's quite interesting to read without skipping the forty or fifty chapters in which the heroine's family is in decline. Although the author's words are really lacking, the plot is okay. It's actually good to start with the XXOO between the hero and heroine. I quite like the character of the heroine. So why does Yu Anhe like Ren Niannian? I couldn't see it at all. Their relationship was quite sudden. Ren Niannian's behavior in the later stage was unflattering. The relationship between her and Yu Anhe was as uncomfortable as mixed with industrial saccharin. I couldn't stand the last ten chapters anymore. It was better to write about her and Lu Chi's arrival with great vigor and let nature take its course. I originally thought that Lu Chi would turn around as a prodigal son, but I didn't expect that the author would write him down to the underworld...

It's been a long time since I stayed up all night to read a novel, because I like all the willingness. Compared with other articles about wealthy CEOs, it is so fresh and refined. I really like this book. I will pay attention to all the author's books in the future. Half of the Floating Life The author's writing is really super awesome👍🏻

After reading it, how can I say it's okay! It's quite interesting compared to what I usually watch! The heroine's character is particularly stubborn! The male protagonist has a rather deep personality, and I quite like the slow-paced tone.

This is my first time writing a novel review, what should I say? When I first read this novel, I really wanted to give up and stop reading. I felt that it was not worth reading. Later, the more I read, the more interesting it became. Sometimes I even read it all night long. Fortunately, I didn't change the book at that time. Come on! I hope your book goes far and wide.

After reading it, I feel that the content of the whole article is still very rich, but the handling of the emotional line of the male and female protagonists is very smooth. Personally, I think Tang Xu should have fallen in love with Song Yu very early, but he was deeply in love without knowing it, so he did a lot of self-righteous things, and later he chased his wife in the crematorium. It is normal for Song Yu to fall in love with Tang Xu from the initial fear. Tang Xu has always been behind her to support her. However, Song Yu is a very reserved girl. Her kindness is gentle and silent. The ending is a bit hasty and there is still a lack of consideration in the description of small details.

They are all so happy. It's great. Tang dotes on other people's daughters so much, but he doesn't have one himself. He's afraid that his wife will suffer. It's so considerate.

I don't know what the problem is, maybe it's just the author's writing style. In short, it's very depressing. Even the warmer pictures can make people feel a little depressed...

After reading them all, I like Yu Anhe the most