[Two male protagonists + wife-chasing crematorium + entertainment industry + CEO] Shen Hui is a social horror historical writer. In today's society, young people prefer romance novels. When life was about to be stretched, a colleague suggested writing a love novel.
But Shen Hui, who has just stayed at home and written historical novels since graduating from college, has never been in love.
By chance, I applied to be an assistant to an 18th-tier starlet. I originally wanted to cure my social fear and see if I could fall in love to increase my writing inspiration. Unexpectedly...
Just look at how the young writer gradually realized the sourness and sweetness of love after integrating into society.
Reader comments
Don't understand! ! ! ! ! That's all I can say
Barrier, I think it's too hasty
The author leaves his address and I will leave you some souvenirs.
I think the first part is actually okay, but it gets worse and worse later on. The further you get to the later, the less social fear you get, and almost every point in the later part falls on my radar.
The label is dual male protagonists. As a result, I feel that the more you write, the more male protagonists you write. This is a rubbish point for me, and there are many typos. It is another one. Even if it is dual male protagonists later, the male protagonist is unclean, which is another rubbish point for me... And there are many more...
? ? ? Is this ending really good? ?
Good-looking, never finished
So who is the other male protagonist?
Not very acceptable
This ending is a bit dramatic, and who is the other male protagonist?
Don't understand! ! ! ! ! That's all I can say
Barrier, I think it's too hasty
The author leaves his address and I will leave you some souvenirs.
I think the first part is actually okay, but it gets worse and worse later on. The further you get to the later, the less social fear you get, and almost every point in the later part falls on my radar. The label is dual male protagonists. As a result, I feel that the more you write, the more male protagonists you write. This is a rubbish point for me, and there are many typos. It is another one. Even if it is dual male protagonists later, the male protagonist is unclean, which is another rubbish point for me... And there are many more...
? ? ? Is this ending really good? ?
Good-looking, never finished
So who is the other male protagonist?
Not very acceptable
This ending is a bit dramatic, and who is the other male protagonist?