
You Might Not Believe It, but All Three of Them Want to Ship Me with Them
你可能不信他们仨都想和我组cp
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 544k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 7
Everyone's Favorite, Love Triangles, but Nothing Cringey Enough to Make Your Toes Curl
I may be a bit uncultured, but I still don’t want my toes hurt 🌚🌚
Are There Really No New Harem-Magnet Stories? I'm Running Out of Things to Read!!!!
Jealous Rivalry and Shura Fields, Forever the Greatest 😍😍
I'd like something like "Oh No! Surrounded by Yandere Ex-Girlfriends on a Dating Show (Dating Show Conquest Plan)".
Any Stories Where the Female Lead Is a Player Dating Multiple People at Once, Then Gets Caught?
I mean stories with no fixed male lead, where the female lead falls for everyone she meets. She's full of lies.
An Author Transmigrates into Their Own Story, Only to Discover They're a Cannon-fodder Character.
The author transmigrates into their own novel and discovers they’re a cannon-fodder character, so they cozy up to the male lead and end up winning him over. Transmigration cultivation novels, alternate-history transmigration novels, and modern contract-marriage-to-love CEO novels are all great too
Any Novels with Multiple Male Leads and a Love-Triangle Showdown?
Love triangle drama, multiple male leads, and an ending with multiple men too.
Ahhh, I Want to Read a Story About a Pretty, Irresistible Heartthrob
Looking for books like System: No Matter How Pretty You Are, You're Still My Husband! Any stories with two male leads, a universally adored protagonist, quick transmigration, and a cute, delicate System protagonist?
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Jie De: Jie Jie Jie Jie! Changes have been made to the areas that were problematic in the early stage, and there are no controversial issues now. It's hard to adjust and has many shortcomings, which I know very well. When I say I love Nan, I really... Then I won't speak out in the other two short stories. I just wanted to be humorous in the early stage, but I may not have taken it all into consideration. I'm sorry if I got angry (because I couldn't read some book reviews, so I didn't have time to think about revising them). Specific character issues: refer to the last chapter. (Roughly explained) The names of all of them are not chosen randomly. Why is the heroine always busy? Because her commission is high, which is equivalent to work. Give me 100 million and I will be busier than her (just kidding). Mainly because besides following the plot, I really don't know what to do. Just because she took 99 steps, they were the ones who walked towards her in the end. The heroine is not "ordinary". Although she doesn't have much aura, with her character, she is extraordinary. Why can't "ordinary people" be heroines? I have always envied people who are positive, able to detect other people's emotions, and have a strong energy field. I hope there are people like this around me, but I don't want everyone to have some of these traits, because caring too much about other people's feelings will make you unhappy~ The original intention of writing this is very simple. I hope everyone will be happy. It is also the type that I wanted to try when I was young. One woman and many men [learned]. So even if it does not cater to the market, I finished writing it and gave myself a small failure. I'm sorry if it makes a lot of bbs angry. It's my fault. In the early and late stages, I saw the difference in my writing skills. Toward the end, I deeply felt that I was different and I became much more comfortable in writing. If I have the chance to meet you again, there should be a bright, bright and tenacious heroine. Thank you for not taking it personally~ Thank you for your valuable opinions. As long as I see it, I will reflect on it~ (I really don't love Nan!)
It's very interesting, and the storylines between the three male and female protagonists are particularly attractive to me. Whether it's the redemption and follow-up of the president who is afraid of darkness, or the journey of a talented designer and an intern to find inspiration, or the tsundere actor and his temporary assistant (?), No matter which one is pulled out, it is very attractive (I can't remember the name, so I used the character) The CEO who is afraid of the dark. From the current point of view, he was a gentle big brother when he was a child. Later, because of his mother, he became afraid of the dark. The psychiatrist made him forget that period and then he became indifferent (?) Tsundere actor. It feels right. The spoiled young master has only suffered a few years of hardship (not all the hardship). How can he be so gentle all of a sudden? He is a humble gentleman. Genius designer Hmm... Pretty good, typical cold on the outside and hot on the inside Su Wanwan is so cute and adorable. It's pretty good. The really pitiful social beast is that he has to work in the same class when he goes to work. The social beast is responsible for it. These are my own opinions. If you don't understand something, just tell me. I'm confused, maybe I didn't explain it clearly. ꒦ິ^꒦ິ The designer is a cute little girl who can be secretly jealous!
It's a love that lasts forever~ At first, the baby girl may occasionally worry about the bonus, but her care for everyone is sincere, so she can really impress people! There is no discomfort like other guides where the heroine revolves around the hero. It is just right every time and the plot drives her. She is sincere in her daily life and making friends. It is just right for the girl to warm them up when they need them (it may also be more difficult at ordinary times, and it is easy for the girl to meet them hahaha). There will be a little bit of sourness in the end, and of course it will be considered an OE in the end! It's just that there is basically no Shura field. It's all single-player, a little bit occasionally, and a little bit towards the end. Oh right! The original heroines in the past basically had no roles, and there was no female competition. They all shined in their respective fields! Everyone is fine! ❤️
It's a bit hard to say, but there is no doubt that the author's care for the characters gives the characters their own energy, including love. However, the subsequent male protagonists did not give up the concept of parallel time and space. Does this mean that they love but not enough, or that they are possessive?
It's good-looking, good-looking, and the writing is very good. It also has a bit of an ancient romance feel, but it's not as annoying as that. The author has a detailed explanation in Chapter 4, that is, the male protagonist has been in love. If you don't mind, you don't need to read 😘 and author, please update quickly.
I've almost finished watching it. I'll give it a rating here. It's super good-looking and not so bloody. There is only a little sun. The female protagonist is healing others while she is slowly being healed. The three male protagonists are not blind love. First of all, the three of them are very good people with very upright views. The female protagonist is a shining existence all the time. Over time and in all kinds of details, their feelings have come naturally [Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart] It's great that four of us can play mahjong together (laughs)
The writing style is relatively relaxed, and the author keeps up with current events and has many funny jokes [laughs] However, babies who are more particular about logic should watch with caution (to use the author's words, throw away half of it🧠). The heroine is an experienced book wearer who will gradually blur the goal (small money) and become sentimental later on (but in the end within the time limit) Completed the mission), and although the past of the male protagonists and the original female protagonists has been skipped, I am afraid that some sensitive babies will be traumatized 🥺. One of the strategy points of Mr. Song and the female protagonist is based on the memories of the original female protagonist when she was a child (note: Rigorous Jie Dangbao) In short, it is recommended as a leisure read to sisters who have no taboos. 💕
Wow wow wow, it is so beautiful. Although the whole article does not have gorgeous words, it is warm, yes, warm, and real. It is as if it is playing out in front of my eyes. Watching their story through the screen, I will always remember them. I hope that the family of four will get better and better in their world. Thank you to the author for bringing us a good story. I love the author greatly. I like some of the emotions expressed in it very much, such as Jiang Ye's art of insisting on traditional culture.
If you like strategy guides, you will definitely read this if you have multiple male protagonists. At first, I thought the female protagonist was a funny girl + a hard worker, but then she suddenly had a description of a soft little white flower. I actually don't like the soft setting, but it's okay so I ignored it. I've omitted it. As for what those bad reviews said about Ai Nan, I don't think it's that extreme. The alpaca part gave me the feeling that it highlights the funny female image of the female protagonist. Also, the author writes too many male protagonists, isn't he just trying to charm the female protagonist? If the male protagonist is written better, wouldn't he be more worthy of the female protagonist?
It's very good to watch. The heroine takes it seriously and never slacks off, whether during the internship or on the task. The three male protagonists are also different. Song Wenjing has been developing the "Smart Home" technology business to benefit others; Gu Shixu was involved in the entertainment industry in the early stage, but quit and inherited the family property when his career was on the rise, and Jiang also became a designer. Each male protagonist has his own strengths and characteristics. Although it was said in the early stage that Song Wenjing is a controlling person, in fact I didn't feel it at all in the article. Just saying that he prefers Su Wanwan unconditionally has defeated almost half of the male protagonists in the books I have read. In this book, the male protagonist has a successful career, and the female protagonist also completes her mission. In the end, they go both ways. It is really hard not to be moved by their love.