After learning that he had a woman she couldn't let go of, Bai Yueguang, Qing Yanling decided to get rid of his man, resign and leave to create her own world.
Just...
"Secretary, where are the documents?"
"Sorry, Mr. Lu, I resign!"
Someone begged her not to leave, "Let's make peace!"
"I'm sorry, your white moonlight has returned, and I have gone away."
"My ex has become a bastard, please change me."
A certain girl smiled, "I'm sorry, I have to be busy with my career. Please wait in line to follow me!"
Reader comments
The female protagonist and Bai Yueguang, the male protagonist wants both. He eats from the bowl and looks at the pot, which is very scumbag. Moreover, I think the male protagonist is very like a schizophrenic patient. He often gets angry one second and then calms down immediately the next. His mood is extremely unstable from time to time. Also, there are too many idioms and proverbs used in the text. These are not ancient proverbs. Why are they so literary? It seems really awkward to say last night as last night. Is writing such a classical Chinese article just to make up the word count?
It gives me a headache looking at it.
The male protagonist is quite disgusting
The best part is the parting part. The other Virgin is going to die. What are the two fools doing? What's that mom? I'm speechless.
There is no logic in this book. Perak. The male protagonist has an ex-girlfriend whom he has been in love with for more than ten years and keeps him.
The female protagonist and Bai Yueguang, the male protagonist wants both. He eats from the bowl and looks at the pot, which is very scumbag. Moreover, I think the male protagonist is very like a schizophrenic patient. He often gets angry one second and then calms down immediately the next. His mood is extremely unstable from time to time. Also, there are too many idioms and proverbs used in the text. These are not ancient proverbs. Why are they so literary? It seems really awkward to say last night as last night. Is writing such a classical Chinese article just to make up the word count?
It gives me a headache looking at it.
The male protagonist is quite disgusting
The best part is the parting part. The other Virgin is going to die. What are the two fools doing? What's that mom? I'm speechless.
There is no logic in this book. Perak. The male protagonist has an ex-girlfriend whom he has been in love with for more than ten years and keeps him.