
The Sickly CEO's Wife Wants to Catch Ghosts on Their Wedding Night
病娇总裁,新婚夜夫人闹着要抓鬼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 177k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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85Chapters
19Reads
7.4Score
2Listens
63.6kReads · all time
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The content is very exciting
It's well written and pretty to watch. It's a sweet, non-violent story with a cheerful rhythm. It doesn't have the evil stepmother White Lotus setting. The heroine's father, stepmother and younger brother are both very good to the heroine, and the relationship between the hero and heroine develops very quickly and smoothly. The male protagonist appears less often, and most of them are plots where the female protagonist tells fortunes and catches ghosts. The development in the middle and late stages is a bit fast, and the ending is a bit rushed. In addition, I think if the author could continue to write the ending where the male protagonist waits for her after the female protagonist collects all the beads of merit and ascends to the upper world, and then the two of them live happily together, it will be more perfect. Now it is just explained that the male protagonist becomes an immortal and the female protagonist continues to collect merit in the lower world. It still feels a bit incomplete. Also, I like that there is no sub-CP in this article!
It's pretty good. Please rate it.
Good-looking, pretty good. Everyone is strong and not weak. There is no real or fake daughter in the family, and there is no bad stepmother in the family. It's really good. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
Very nice, perfect ending!
Super good-looking Super good-looking
Very beautiful, super exciting, recommended recommended recommended recommended
Good looking and worth reading
Good looking. It's just that the ending was a little rushed. Still worth recommending
Except for the ending, which was a bit hasty, everything else was pretty good! Come on, author