Spring Banquet

Very well written and worth reading. This book stands out among the articles written by wealthy CEOs. The heroine is sober and strong, rational and ambitious. The male protagonist is a bit like a puppy, he likes to eat the wrong things, and even wants the female protagonist to coax him. But also very smart. The heroine must be the beautiful, strong but miserable type! I once really liked the hero's brother, but the heroine didn't reveal too much and took back her love in time. I really like this kind of heroine who thinks more about herself. He has a righteous outlook on life, is kind but not holy-hearted, and is decisive in killing when encountering problems. He should never be soft-hearted when he should be ruthless.

If there is any novel I read this year that exceeded my expectations. That must be this one. At first, I thought he was a traditional sadomasochistic CEO. After reading ten chapters, I kept thinking about it. It made my eyes shine in a crowd of similar articles. Not only the writing style, but also the ingenuity with which the author arranges the plot. I admire the heroine's sobriety and wisdom, The male protagonist's flirtation steals the heart, and his care for the female protagonist is deeply rooted in people's hearts, which made me smile like an aunt unconsciously. I originally thought that the second female lead would be a cliché and vicious female supporting role, but I didn't expect that she would also be eye-catching and full of pride. The emotional lines of the supporting characters also add color, making people laugh easily. This one. I think as long as you are an old bookworm with picky tastes, you will definitely stay and pursue it like me. Come on, author. You are great. Besides. The male protagonist handles other emotions without being sloppy. Reject the female counterpart directly and make it clear. He is dedicated to being the heroine's loyal dog. There are too few of these. In many books, half a book can be filled with a female supporting character and the misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists. Not this one. Not bad!

It's pretty good, I don't know what's going to happen next, but I particularly like the role of the heroine. It's not like some of the novels I've read before where the heroine would be like that halfway through. In short, I give this role five stars.

I really like Luoluo's character, but the more she wakes up, the more I feel sorry for her, she understands everything [crying] But I think the male protagonist is really, a bit hard to explain. He is always talking, but he can't do anything but push Luoluo into the abyss, and the old man should die as soon as possible. I hope Luoluo can have a good ending. It doesn't matter whether you have a man or not, but let Luoluo be safe and happy! Please help the author, she is really suffering, it is really suffering

It's beautiful. There's nothing to say but it's beautiful. The writing is good and says nothing. The plot is also new I think the male and female protagonists are truly two strong characters in a sense. I invite other romance writers to learn from it. Chen Luo is the real heroine. Born in adversity, he still has the courage and perseverance to keep improving and is not moved by external things. The best bit This book will not belittle other female characters in order to set off the heroine. Really awesome If you want to know who the author is, please produce more works like this in the future to benefit society.

I have always wanted to write a review for "Yan Chun", but when I started to describe it, I didn't know where to start. I hesitated for a long time and still gave it four stars. But among the countless novels I have read, "Spring Banquet" is definitely the most outstanding and favorite one, so much so that I read the whole book no less than ten times from serialization to completion. Let's talk about the big picture first. The subject matter is a common CEO article, with some secretaries + adopted daughters. But the unique thing about this book is that Chen Luo (the female protagonist) is sober, calm, decisive and brave, while Fu Chi (the male protagonist) is somewhat impulsive and a little "naive" (this is exactly what suits the character's growth environment!). Although the second female lead is sentimental, she cherishes herself and understands the truth. Many of the characters in the book are three-dimensional. Chen Luo will not give up wealth and power but chooses to struggle (of course this is also necessary for self-protection, but I think it is always inevitably mixed with lust); Fu Chi is a CEO, but his work is not foolproof, and he has a stubborn streak. Boys tease the girls they like; although Fu Heng chose the former between family power and Chen Luo, he was able to give Chen Luo some free advice, give her gifts, and the "Mountain City and Chen Luo" folder highlighted his human touch... I won't list them all. Let's talk about some small things. When I have some free time, I will think over and over again the details of Chen Luo and Fu Chi. Maybe it wasn't just a whim that Fu Chi gave Chen Luo the marriage agreement? Chen Luo could tell Fu Chi his purpose and quarrel. Could it be that Chen Luo was tempted and didn't know it? It has been so long that many of the ideas that were sparked by sparks of lightning have been buried in the depths. If you really like this book, you can really catch a lot of details, think about it, and explore it. In fact, what I like most about this book is Chen Luo's calmness, wit, and decisiveness. Many secretarial articles have given similar labels to the heroine, but in fact, the heroine does not behave like this. Chen Luo is the one who has his own plans, sticks to his own goals, and carries them out to the end. Even if love and love suddenly pour down like heavy rain, I will stick to my thinking and think about how to continue my journey in the new situation instead of drowning in love. I always regret the end of this book, probably because of external influences, I end it hastily. When I read it for the first time, I felt so regretful that I told my friend, "Chen Luo only loves herself. She will never let go or walk away." Later, I read the full text again and found that there were similar words in the original book, "Chen Luo only loves herself." I deeply agreed with it. But after reading it many times and having accumulated many memories of it, I thought that "leaving quietly without taking anything with me" might also be an option for Chen Luo at that time. If you continue to persevere, it will probably be a challenge for writers to write in a reasonable and unconventional way. It is true that this book still has shortcomings in professional aspects such as foreshadowing, but I think the things that moved me are far more prominent than its shortcomings, so I choose to like it. Chen Luo, I hope you are happy.

It's a good novel. Maybe the regrets in the novel are also the absurdity of life. I don't know how many Chen Luo and how many Fu Chi there are in real life, but I hope there are few, very few, because behind the glamor there are suffocating operations. Compared with Chen Luo, who was abandoned by his mother and maliciously controlled by Fu Quan'en, Fu Chi is lucky, but compared to Fu Heng, compared to ordinary people For a person, it is painful. He cannot love the one he loves, cannot be valued by his mother, and is even manipulated in his early life and work. I don't know how to describe whether these are correct on the road of life. I am both pitiful and lucky, but the burden seems to be greater than what I accept... I really hope that Chen Luo can be well, just simply be well.

Let's talk about the plot first. At first I really thought it was a cliched sadistic novel. As I read on, I found that it was a bit counter-conventional, with the male protagonist being the first to take the initiative. Let's talk about character. Chi Chizi is flirtatious, sweet and arrogant. Chen Luo woke up and was careful every step of the way. The plot is compact. Every character, including the supporting characters, is quite fleshed out. Recommend. Like it very much

I don't know why the score is so low. Anyway, I think this book is really awesome. When I first read it, I thought, "Isn't this book about a scumbag guy paired with a bitch girl?" Later, I really admired the heroine. Finally, I have a heroine who is not a love-minded one. Although she is both, I feel sorry for the heroine. (It feels like this book is missing something)

It's great that the heroine is not a love brain! If she is really obsessed with the male protagonist, it would be a betrayal of herself, both as a child and now. It is very clear to firmly pursue the freedom you want. It's just that the heroine's life experience and the affairs between her mother and Mr. Fu have not been explained, so I'm a little curious.