Sweetheart, Don’t Run: Lord Xiao Avoids Women

Why did you write another book? It seems that except for the first two chapters, everything else is exactly the same

When it was called "The Secret Love in the Day", I was fascinated by it. This is the most addictive novel about the boss so far. The author's ability to portray characters, the rhythm of the story, and the layout of the plot are all first-rate. It gives people a very strong sense of immersion. Lou Xiao, Jian Huan, Gong Yan, Dongying, Gong Ling, Lou Jingyang, Shi Yi... Even some characters with few words are written in three-dimensional and vivid ways. I sincerely recommend such a good novel to everyone. By the way, the second master is really yyds! The number one male protagonist of Tomato! Love it so much!

I really can't wait for the book I read in the daytime. I feel empty after reading it every day. Now I am reading this book with the intention of reviewing it again. Brother Xiao really fell in love with Jian Huan. I really want to see the truth come out in the end and Jian Huan and Lou Xiao can really be together.

I listen to the books and don't read them often. The first two or three hundred chapters made me a fool, but the more I go on, the more tired I am. For the first time in my life, I feel that a male protagonist can meet my aesthetic requirements 100%, but it is too tiring. The female protagonist has too many burdens, and her brain is too unclear. Just once or twice, five or ten times if you count small things, it may be fine, but it only happens once for a few chapters. I can't stand it anymore, but it is still a five-star review. Without him, I really love Lou Xiao. I like it, but it's so tiring and the heroine is really annoying

This seems to have been re-listed. I think this book deserves a high score. It is much more exciting than many 9.5 Books. Some may find it stretched, but as a novel, I find it interesting. Rather than being too bland, this kind of appropriate twist is very tempting. Basically, it still revolves around the story of the male and female protagonists, unlike many long novels that use a CP to make up the word count, or are written in a particularly verbose way. In the dark night downstairs, Mr. Lou was smoking a cigarette, and the little Huanhuan was in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows, a Romeo and Juliet-style romance. The arrogant Mr. Lou will stand outside the door waiting to pick someone up, confess his love to you, and say that he really has nothing to do with you. Two people go from physical love to inner love, from inequality to equality, from running-in to warmth, from distrust to trust. No wonder many people think that the author is a male, and his descriptions are both passable and accurate. If there are any shortcomings, the second male lead is a bit flat and too tool-like. He who is so persistent suddenly lets go, and his departure is a bit hasty. The last part of the brother part is still bloody, the ending would have been more perfect if it had been done before

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This book is really super good-looking. The character of the male protagonist is perfect, and the female protagonist's IQ is also top-notch. It's so memorable that when I read other books, I always subconsciously look for the shadow of Lou Xiao in the male protagonist [crying]

The story is very attractive and the plots are intertwined. I just want you to keep reading. I really want to know how the story of Lou Xiao and Jian Huan ends.

How can I put it this way? This book is quite addictive to read, but why is it not finished yet? [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] I am a bit impatient, and with more than 900 chapters, I always find it difficult to read. I am afraid that I will cry to death when I see the male and female protagonists are dead or not together in the end [Crying] [Crying] [Crying]

Super good-looking. I really like Mr. Lou. I really like him. He obviously loves to the extreme but pretends not to care. He silently protects and cares about Jian Huan. Lou Xiao is ruffian, handsome and attentive.