The First Book by Ten-Degree Brandy

After watching the ending, I always felt that the male protagonist was not worthy of the tenderness of the female protagonists: Even though the male protagonist gave them hope during their fragile period, he greedily took away their lifelong happiness as a couple. Especially for Liu Mei, I really don't know how to read the confused and helpless reaction after the male protagonist admits that the happiness she knows is based on being deceived. In the end, the author can only use the child to tie her heart and the reason for the male protagonist who gave her as much warmth as the sun in the past to end the rest of her life. In fact, Liu Mei's first failed marriage and family reasons left her with a desire to be loved. I really feel sorry for the character Liu Mei, and of course I feel sorry and sad for the other heroines. They are all people who have been hurt by the world, just like us in the real world, we are hurt by life and society. Like them, we all need love to protect our bruised selves, and we all need courage to face unsatisfactory things. Although the male protagonist is really humble, he is not their pursuit of love and being loved...

This is a modern novel that is in line with modern life and I sincerely recommend it. There is no time travel and no golden finger to keep you reading. The rating is definitely above 9 points. The reason for this low rating is that it is not enough to only give 5 stars without comments.

Dear, please take care of me if you like me. I bow to you [love] [love] [love]

Yes, it depends on how you deal with it later. Shu Shuai is the humblest, but she will always have a thorn in the heart of the male protagonist. For his childhood sweetheart, the male protagonist felt more responsibility and guilt. The male protagonist gave financial compensation to the two of them, but did not give anything to Meimei. One was that Meimei was not short of money, and the other was that the male protagonist loved her the most. Qingmei is no match for heaven, whoever loves more deeply will lose.

I have read Chapter 145 so far, and I have so many thoughts in my mind that I don't know where to start. First of all, Shushu must be a pity. At least like the male protagonist, I have always been a little estranged from her, but she is so good to the male protagonist [crying]. Secondly, it is Luo, her first love. She worked hard to guard her one-third of an acre of land but failed to protect the male protagonist's heart. To be honest, before I saw it, I thought it would be her cheating on her and then causing the male protagonist to change his temperament and start accepting other people. However, I found that she was also very pitiful, and she almost became a third person without knowing it. Meimei was "sold" by her parents to the mayor's son. After a sad marriage, she was saved by the male protagonist, but she did not expect to step into another abyss. Huang Jinzhi feels like a gangster who has a lot of roles. Maybe it will be useful in future developments. I can't bear to read on. I feel that the development of the story will be very worrying. The final ending is a bit abrupt, but it would be difficult to write the follow-up otherwise, so we can only do it hastily. The four female protagonists are all innocent and have never met their loved ones, especially Luo, who has been in a relationship since college and has no emotional problems at all. If she has to say it, it is in a different place. But this is also the choice made by the male protagonist. Luo has almost no problems, but in the end she is forced to share it with the other three. There are a lot of descriptions in the early part of the book, but they are basically mentioned in passing with other female protagonists later on. She fell into the tiger's mouth twice. The only difference is that the male protagonist at least has a sincere affection for her and has a basis for emotion. Her previous life basically established that she could only be the one who bowed her head, and the male protagonist felt that he didn't take her too seriously throughout the whole story. As for the character of Golden Branch, it is a bit confusing. She suddenly fell in love with the male protagonist. Given her status and background, she actually didn't make a fuss at all after knowing the nature of the scumbag. It seems very strange. It may be related to her previous experience (pure speculation, the post she posted in the circle of friends may have gone abroad and a certain man became a knight or other things. Anyway, it broke her heart. Later, I found that the male protagonist was similar to this person but handled the relationship differently, so I had a crush on him.) Finally, there is Meimei. She should be regarded as the first female. The plot mainly develops around her. She is surrounded by the dreams weaved by the male protagonist. She cannot bear to leave on the final day when she is broken. She can only convince herself and rely on her children to forcefully change her mind. Being despicably locked up with a child by the male protagonist.

In the beginning, I thought it was a movie with a cow and a knife, but the ending was good but also a bit mythical. However, I enjoyed watching it and the ending was very good, but it was a bit rushed and I haven't finished watching it. You may have been a little depressing at the beginning but it was really good at the end.

The writing is really good. I hope the male protagonist can have a harem and be tougher.

It's really good-looking. I haven't followed it for a long time. I saw it today and it's very attractive!

It's really well written, good luck to the author. Liu Mei is really the perfect big sister next door image. [Love]

This book is just right, there is nothing unnecessary, unlike some authors who waste endless words. Like [like][like][like][like][like][like]