She Dazzled All on Her Own

The heroine doesn't do anything serious every day, but just gives her enemies a chance to plot against her. Is it interesting to write about this kind of harm?

Although I have only read dozens of chapters, I feel that the heroine is too serious about love. She wants to draw a clear line with the male protagonist in words, but is honest and entangled in actual actions. Is this man absolutely necessary? Can't she prove her love even if she doesn't abuse her?

What's going on? Why is the heroine so infatuated and stupid? Eight hundred whys [punch out]

I kept reading until chapter 20 and was brainless. I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up the book.

It's very inexplicable and has no normal logic.

I've been reading novels for so many years. You are the first one-star book. It's completely wrong and I don't even follow the above. It's the first time I've read something so outrageous. I thought it was so outrageous, but I didn't expect it to be so outrageous.

Can't read. . . .

The price is a bit high