I Chased You, but You Ignored Me. Now That I'm Dead, You Chase Me?

It's a good book, but the male protagonist is a little too direct in his words. I used to like reading books that seem to be kind and gentle to you on the surface, but when you dig deeper, you'll find the most terrifying thing - he doesn't know when he doesn't love you anymore. He stands in front of you and looks fine. He doesn't blame you, doesn't scold you, or curses you. But that heart is already an empty shell, filled with the nourishment of "no longer taking you seriously". You can see from a few details that he no longer treats you as his dearest person, and is too lazy to deal with your little thoughts. Maybe it's because he no longer blows the medicine carefully when he gives you the medicine. When you hang out with other men outside, he will just say he understands. But his attitude towards you is still very good. You really can't find anything to blame him for, but you can feel that he no longer loves you. In the end, you broke down and wanted to ask him why he changed, but he asked you what exactly were you breaking down about? Is there any difference between me and you before and after? So you feel that he has never loved you, but you are too afraid and keep denying this, and finally turn into resentment. Why did he have to be so affectionate in the past to make you think... That's right, I think it would be more satisfying to give the heroine a sweet date, make the heroine think that he has changed his mind, and then slap the heroine hard in the face than to keep rejecting him. 😄 I hope the author can explore this type in the future.

Not much else to say, if the male protagonist had done so many endings and the dead children hadn't been resurrected yet, it would have been so much fun, I guess 😠

With a smile on my face, I finally found an author whose writing style and structure are to my liking. When I clicked on the homepage, I found that there is a book in total 🙂 Author, your first priority now is to ensure that this book is gone 🙂 🙂

The transformation of the empress in the first part is a little confusing to be honest, but the second part is really good to watch. The transformation of the fairy is reasonable and reasonable, and it also has enough foreshadowing. It uses the method of narration to explain the causes and consequences (but I feel that there are too many narrations). Overall, it is great.

It's a pure crematorium of chasing husbands, and it's the first novel where I didn't expect the plot at all. I laughed so hard. I give it five stars. If you haven't read it, you can at least read the first copy.

The heroine and the protagonist travel to the next world together. This is the first time I have seen this kind of plot. However, I don't want the heroine in every world to deal with it like this like in The Arhat.

I have a unique method. When reading this kind of book, I just skip the flashback chapter. In this case, I can directly watch the female supporting character. The most important thing now for the protagonist is whether to break it off completely, or it is another possibility. You can guess by yourself. Anyway, I just want to get more words, so it is okay to say that everyone is happy (this book)

Female channels, the plots of TV dramas in those years, Chu Qiao Chuan, especially those played by Zhao Liying, are all this kind of female channels, for a woman to do this and that 🙂🙂🙂.

Yes, it's good except that it's not finished. Among the four, Jiang is a pure one. I still can't figure out her brain circuit. What Zhao and Yu do is more logical, and Yu is a bit too miserable. Why is the price paid so different from other heroines? Xiao was born, but I can understand that he is just a child with a twisted mentality. The most wrong thing he did was actually his adoptive mother. Finally, hug Xiaochi😄

Five-star praise, but it's really a bit annoying for the male protagonist and Xiao Chi @ I advise you to take care of yourself 🙂🙂🙂🙂, I'm super embarrassed 😳😳😳