"A broken mirror reunites, a sweet article"
"Why do you think I," Lin Xiao mentioned the first official meeting after the two reunited. At this moment, she was just confused, "I am... Rubbish?"
Although he didn't say it, his eyes clearly meant that.
Deng Yu was not surprised that Lin Xiao understood the look in his eyes at that time. He had meant it.
"I just think you," Deng Yu was a little embarrassed to say at this moment, speaking very softly, "you scumbag me."
He didn't know so many truths at that time.
"The Internet says that scumbag men should be thrown into the trash can..." Scumbag women should do the same.
Reader comments
I quite like this book now that I have read it. The author's writing style is very good, the story line is very clear, and the fast-paced development is also very suitable to my liking [Sending my heart to you]
I have my own thoughts on part of the plot [shy] For example, I think that before the female protagonist broke up with the male protagonist, it was not that she didn't think she liked the male protagonist that much, but that she felt that taking advantage of the male protagonist caused her inner guilt, guilt, and other more complex emotions to cover up her love for the male protagonist, or she understood her love for the male protagonist as her own guilt or something, which caused her to accumulate more and more guilt for the male protagonist (I personally think this is reasonable)
In the end, I felt that the book was a bit bland overall. If I continue to write it, I could add some twists and turns, such as what happens and how the male and female protagonists overcome difficulties together [laughs]
It's good to watch. I like how the plot develops quickly and doesn't drag on.
I quite like this book now that I have read it. The author's writing style is very good, the story line is very clear, and the fast-paced development is also very suitable to my liking [Sending my heart to you] I have my own thoughts on part of the plot [shy] For example, I think that before the female protagonist broke up with the male protagonist, it was not that she didn't think she liked the male protagonist that much, but that she felt that taking advantage of the male protagonist caused her inner guilt, guilt, and other more complex emotions to cover up her love for the male protagonist, or she understood her love for the male protagonist as her own guilt or something, which caused her to accumulate more and more guilt for the male protagonist (I personally think this is reasonable) In the end, I felt that the book was a bit bland overall. If I continue to write it, I could add some twists and turns, such as what happens and how the male and female protagonists overcome difficulties together [laughs]
It's good to watch. I like how the plot develops quickly and doesn't drag on.