Ninety-Nine Steps Toward You

The female protagonist is actually very sensitive, but the male protagonist feels like she's always hiding something. He's so arrogant, and he doesn't say anything even though he likes her, which makes me anxious. But looking at his pitiful appearance later, I don't think he is guilty enough. Wuwu, when will they be able to unravel their past lives? I really want to see the male protagonist chasing his wife.

There is something, very good, very good-looking, but I feel that if I were the heroine, I would not secretly photograph him, and I would not communicate with him like a friend, but I would avoid him and stay far away. This is just a personal opinion and I can't replace the heroine. What I'm talking about is if.

I hope to make Jiang Yanzhi the male protagonist. I feel that Zhou Sinian's later attention to the female protagonist was just because he was not used to having someone behind him suddenly.

The male and female protagonists should be locked together... One is a crazy guy and the other is a perverted woman (I'm not saying that the author's writing is not good, I just think that the male and female protagonists are magical) I quite like Jiang... Five stars for Jiang and the author

I've read about dozens of chapters now, but I haven't read much, so I can't see how the male protagonist clears his name or pursues his wife later [face covering] First, let me tell you my current views. While I was reading the article, I kept roaring: Why not Senior Jiang! Yes! Male! Host! I'm thinking, even if Jiang is not, Luo is not bad, right? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Why does Zhou Sinian have to be the male protagonist? ? ? . . . . . It has never been clear to Zhou and Song that while pestering the heroine, they also taught Song how to play ball [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]Why can't they have such a sense of boundaries [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]Although but! The author's writing style is still good, otherwise I would have left long ago (just discussing the plot, don't criticize, thank you [note])

Oh, my Jiangjiang [crying] is really enough. . .

It's okay. The male protagonist likes to stimulate the female protagonist with a girl from the beginning to the end. The female protagonist says she doesn't like the male protagonist from the beginning to the end but actually loves the male protagonist very much. The male protagonist is stronger and the two of them are together. Let's count it as BE in the end!

For me, it is a pity that Luo Yan and Jiang Yanzhi may have a problem with my three views. I think they have made it very obvious, instead of ignoring the heroine in advance and caring about outsiders when something happens like Zhou Sinian did. (I only read the first part, so please forgive me if it offended me! Sorry. )

Author, I want to know if you have a brain for love, otherwise I can't figure out why you would write this kind of novel

Zhou Sinian&Qing Zheng To be honest, it's really a pity not to see them get married, even if it was destined. I hope they can be together well in the third life. Qingzheng's family and friends will see her wedding, and they will be together for all eternity.