How Many Times**

It's quite good-looking, the emotional line is very smooth, there are no skips, but the male protagonist's grandfather is so disgusting. He obviously doesn't care about the male protagonist, but he still thinks he is right and spends two million to buy a lesson for the male protagonist. It's really top-notch! Also, I hope that the property of the heroine's father will not be left to Na Hexi (it's disgusting to know that my mother interferes in other people's families and says it's a matter between adults). I simply hate the mistress (why do disgusting creatures like mistresses exist) and don't want them to get the property that is originally the heroine's (even if the heroine doesn't accept it). I don't know what the boss will do next. Just watch it.

The writing is okay, the language is fluent, and the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists develop quickly. I like it.

The characters are distinct, the plot is compact and not procrastinating, and it's very interesting. I look forward to the author's continuous updates.

The author has strong logic, the language of the article is smooth, the wording is appropriate, the characters are vivid, and the development of the story is curious and expected.

It's quite interesting, but I'm curious about whether the male protagonist likes Zhou Mo

Not bad, the male and female protagonists are relatively young, but the female protagonist is not firm and sometimes a bit egotistical. She likes the male protagonist very much and is also very interested in the female protagonist.