Who would want to mess with a vicious dog if it weren't for the spur of the moment?
Su Tang just wanted to show off the cheating scumbag, but he didn't expect that the flood flooded the Dragon King Temple, and the handsome guy he caught was actually related to his ex-boyfriend.
After a night of absurdity, Su Tang became ruthless.
However, unexpectedly, she got into trouble with a vicious dog and had no peace all day long.
But in the end, what others called "madman" became her loyal dog.
Reader comments
Overall it is quite exciting, the story is not procrastinating, and the characters are vivid and distinct. Neither the male protagonist nor the female protagonist are very likable, but they happen to form conflicts. The wrong start and awkward way of getting along, as well as the male and female protagonists' respective psychological shadows, make people who love each other refuse to see clearly the true emotions deep in their hearts. This story actually has certain practical significance. The various fast-food relationships formed under various high pressures in today's society often make people lose their ability to recognize true emotions. Without the blessing of a specific situation, some sincere feelings may be paid in vain.
It's good to watch, but it's a bit frustrating that the male and female protagonists don't make it clear that they have their own feelings. Later, they even wrote about amnesia, and there was no ending for Bai Chacha. I really wanted to see the chapter where Bai Chacha was torn apart by hand, but the ending was a bit rough. It would have been nice to add a few extra chapters, and at least the final endings of each character were written out. It's a little regretful. In comparison, this novel is still very good and you can read it.
Male protagonist, please come out quickly and confirm your feelings. I feel so uncomfortable.
Good-looking is good-looking! What happened at the end? ? ? It's hard to calm down! !
It was good, but it ended too hastily.
The storyline is good and the emotions are described in detail
Very nice, I like it very much
The male protagonist has a dull head and never knows his own feelings, but his behavior is indeed very good to the female protagonist. Every time the heroine is in trouble, the hero comes to her rescue.
Why can't I get the good stuff from the male protagonist?
Overall it is quite exciting, the story is not procrastinating, and the characters are vivid and distinct. Neither the male protagonist nor the female protagonist are very likable, but they happen to form conflicts. The wrong start and awkward way of getting along, as well as the male and female protagonists' respective psychological shadows, make people who love each other refuse to see clearly the true emotions deep in their hearts. This story actually has certain practical significance. The various fast-food relationships formed under various high pressures in today's society often make people lose their ability to recognize true emotions. Without the blessing of a specific situation, some sincere feelings may be paid in vain.
It's good to watch, but it's a bit frustrating that the male and female protagonists don't make it clear that they have their own feelings. Later, they even wrote about amnesia, and there was no ending for Bai Chacha. I really wanted to see the chapter where Bai Chacha was torn apart by hand, but the ending was a bit rough. It would have been nice to add a few extra chapters, and at least the final endings of each character were written out. It's a little regretful. In comparison, this novel is still very good and you can read it.
Male protagonist, please come out quickly and confirm your feelings. I feel so uncomfortable.
Good-looking is good-looking! What happened at the end? ? ? It's hard to calm down! !
It was good, but it ended too hastily.
The storyline is good and the emotions are described in detail
Very nice, I like it very much
The male protagonist has a dull head and never knows his own feelings, but his behavior is indeed very good to the female protagonist. Every time the heroine is in trouble, the hero comes to her rescue.
Why can't I get the good stuff from the male protagonist?
It's okay, I prefer a good ending