Putting on an Act

It's bloody but I like it

It's very interesting. The male protagonist really loves the female protagonist. He is so gentle, delicate, considerate, devoted and affectionate towards the female protagonist. It touches me so much. Doesn't the brother also like the heroine? In the end, it was written that the brother likes the ex-girlfriend. We are finally together, very happy. The heroine's best friend and the hero's brother are also together, which is great. It's so pitiful. He originally loved the heroine, but in the end he also fell in love with her. I still like love until death, so I don't like him. But he seemed to be reluctant to let go of the heroine, and finally died of a serious illness. I must be with the heroine in my next life, a vigorous campus love story. The male protagonist got off to a bad start, but turned out to be really in love with each other. They finally had two babies, so happy. The grandfather knew that the male protagonist was not his biological grandson, but he still handed over the family property to him. He was very touched at that moment.

Fast forwarding a bit as usual, the most unfortunate thing is Bei Bei. He should have a good story line. There are many novels in which the heroine, the girlfriend, ends up having a good relationship with her brother due to some strange combination of circumstances, but the one who is most unhappy with this novel is him. He's really nice.

It's good to watch, the male protagonist is quite affectionate, but the beginning is a bit bad. It's really good for the heroine.

What's good about the female protagonist is that she often thinks she's right. Fortunately, the male protagonist remains unwavering and has a happy ending.

Not bad, very pretty

General comments: A good plot, nothing bloody, and it often develops naturally. It's a pity for Xiaobei, I hope he is well in heaven.

It's pretty. Not bad, not bad, not bad.

Beautiful, addictive, I stayed up late to watch it

Beautiful and exciting! (Read Chapter 55)