Mystery of the Wife: the Hidden Life of Nanyan

The author's book is very thoughtful, I'll read it! Super beautiful, unexpected ending, twists and turns!

The writing is smooth and the ideas are clear. The first half is perfect, it needs to be deep, and the story needs to have accidents. I think the turning point should be to reveal that Fatty Wang is not an adulterer. The truth behind it is too outrageous and exaggerated, and has the tendency to become a poisonous article. The greatest advantage of the author is that he likes to write content that readers like to read. Obviously, if it were not for supervision, it would be more exciting. Of course, there are some shortcomings. The first is the abuse by her ex-boyfriend, especially the requirement that she induce labor and have an abortion, which is unreasonable. Because he is also an ordinary person, and if he hates breaking up, it would be too abnormal. One perversion in the whole book is enough to shatter the worldview. Continuously,,, This pervert Qianqian is even more speechless. Very baffling.

Overall it's a good book. The characters are well drawn. The hole that needs to be filled is basically filled. At the end, the Easter eggs with Wang Pang, Liu Chu, and his wife going upstairs can only be said to be wonderful! Does the heroine have love? There should be, but not enough. At least love does not take precedence in front of self-interest. It's more about seeking good fortune and avoiding misfortune. It cannot be judged by good or bad. Is the hero a victim? Probably, but not quite. Whether it was because of work or because of trust, it was mainly his own reasons that made his wife sink. Is Peng the source of evil? Probably not. They are just evil people hurt by jealousy. Jie and Qian can only be said to be pitiable people who must be hateful.

Yes, it is still very enjoyable to watch, but it is difficult for realistic themes to win everyone's approval. After all, everyone's three views are different, and joys and sorrows are not the same. Some people approve of it, and some people object to it.

This is adapted from that incident

The writing is excellent and the writing is full of charm. A memory fragment-style two-line narrative with a novel structure. Excellent work. The twist in the ending is amazing! Who would have thought that he would wear gold threads every year and make wedding clothes for others. [Cover face]

This is not green text, it is Chinese horror that is integrated with Western thought and culture!

The writing is good and closer to reality than most online articles. There is no counterattack or blessing. Ordinary people are just ordinary people. But the twist at the end is a bit superfluous. It's not that I don't like this plot, it's mainly that the twist contradicts the previous one! For example, Shen turns into a sinister, selfish, and out-of-control woman in the end, which is contradictory to her alternating hot and cold attitude towards the male protagonist at the beginning! How could such a wealthy person have his attitude affected by his mood?

5 Points. Just not fattened

I didn't expect that it would be finished a year later. I went into the dark room repeatedly last year and thought the author had given up on the book. I didn't expect that I finished it half a year later. I caught up after reading the first part at that time. It has a good beginning and an end.

The writing is very good and extraordinary. In the era of cool writing, it is indeed a different kind of green. I strongly support it.

Does anyone have a novel by this author on their bookshelf? I'd like to read it, thank you guys [laughing evilly] I was quite emotional after reading the ending of the original manuscript. Qin and his best friend's flower shop were tricked by her best friend, and they even got involved in that stuff. It seemed that they sold it in the end? From a person at the top to a person at the bottom, it seems that Xu did not teach Qin in the end not to trust anyone casually [Thinking]

Brother, where is the fan base [laughing evilly]

It's a bit like an article that was circulated on the Internet before. Huang Mao was called Gou Dongxi. He was just a teacher, and the female protagonist was also a teacher. In the end, the female protagonist committed suicide. It was also adapted from a true story. I don't know if it was true. The author was the male protagonist at the time.

It's really awesome, I guess the author couldn't help but humming in the last few chapters. To be honest, the author is really good at character creation. The female character was created very successfully, but the male protagonist was tragically heartbroken.

After thinking about it, I'd better give it a full score. Originally, all the works were based on a rigorous attitude and I would not give it a full score. However, not to mention how good the writing style of the novel is, this rare and upright outlook on things is undoubtedly unmatched.

I don't know how to describe it. If it hadn't been cut out and caused my reading difficulty, then this book would be the best book I've ever read on Tomato, bar none!

Very good book

Very interesting, I hope it's just a story

I feel like what the author wants to express is that the male protagonist brings the blame upon himself

How can I say it? It's not as exciting as the original one. It's also bad because of the review. Come on, come on, come on (95#)

The author's imagination is always unpredictable, with the style of Wen Daxia burying himself in a trap

To be honest, Meiyu's writing style is more delicate, and the progress this time is slower. I feel that it is suitable for further cultivation.

Meiyu, please forgive Nannan just once!

Really well written,

Where is the fan group? I want to join

All I can say is, Meiyu Niubi

Satisfied, very satisfied

Can there be a sequel, with a male protagonist and a female protagonist? I think it would be interesting.

I love this kind of in-depth novel!