I Beat Up the Capital's Prince's First Love, Then Dumped Him

Hahahaha, the female protagonist is a ninja and the male protagonist is a super hero. If you haven't seen this setting, you can take a look [making faces]

What a magical book. It doesn't look very good at first glance. I feel that the writing style is very childish, but it is very similar to that kind of crazy literature novel. You just write whatever you think of, regardless of the reader, or yourself, hahahaha. It's amazing. At first, I read it as crazy literature, but when I saw some bloody writing in the middle, after more than fifty chapters, I felt that it was okay and seemed to be better than the previous one? ? ? At the end, I realized that Fine's extra episode was a little more enjoyable than the main story. When I saw the middle part, I really felt that the heroine was a badass and a good person [laughs] It was okay in the back. Anyway, the story has to have a step down, just don't read it with your brain [laughs] Let's finish it off [laughs]

There are some bugs, but overall it's OK. This male protagonist is acceptable in a "reunion" type of novel. The biggest bug is that the male protagonist's family business is one of the top three in the world, so his grandfather needs a bone marrow transplant and can find a donor within minutes. So why does it have to be that vicious female supporting character? If you're afraid that other people will know about it and you can't make it public, why not come in secret?

It's super good-looking, but I still want to read Tiantian. I cried several times in one night. It's the only novel that I haven't skipped until I read more than 70 chapters. The author hopes you will update it soon and I'm looking forward to it. Thank you! I really like the male and female protagonists

I think the writing is very good. The way the male protagonist is now makes me feel sorry for him [crying] Little Moon, please care about him [crying] [crying] [crying] I'm going to be broken [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] I feel sorry for the male protagonist [crying] Please update [love] Oh my god, it looks so good. I'm watching it all the time. I'll watch more [cry][cry][cry] when will the ice be broken? [Cry][cry][cry]

It is a very good novel about chasing a wife in the crematorium. The reason is more about the personalities of the two people and has almost nothing to do with other people. Therefore, it is a strictly two-part novel. The male protagonist has not made any mistakes in principle. In particular, the male protagonist pursues his wife very well. At least the word "regret" is vividly expressed in him. The female protagonist has a very distinctive personality, she can take it up and let it go. If it is not true love, she will not forgive the male protagonist in the end. Recommended~[snickering][smirking]

A particularly high-quality plot [crying] [crying], the torture is just right, each person's character is very complete, lifelike feeling, the plot is interlocking, very empathetic, Wenchang is really good [crying] [crying] [crying], a beautiful work, looking forward to the update [almost crying] [almost crying] I made a typo, but the writing is really, really good [almost crying] [almost crying]

It made me burst into tears, ahhhhhhh, how can I put it, I skipped to watch it, the male protagonist later became mentally ill and had hallucinations due to family reasons, the female protagonist loved the male protagonist but gave up because of the male protagonist's behavior, but the male protagonist did not let go of the female protagonist and kept pestering her, the male protagonist's sense of brokenness was fully revealed the moment he saw the female protagonist and the illegitimate child, the paranoid love and possessive love are disappointing. How could you agree to being chased so crazily when you give up in despair? The male and female protagonists repeatedly pull to the extreme, which is so heart-wrenching and painful to watch. The female protagonist wants to agree but is afraid of making the same mistake again. The male protagonist wants to let go but is unwilling to let go. In the end, he thought that the male protagonist was dead. Then the male protagonist came back. His empty heart was instantly filled. The two of them redeemed each other and merged successfully. It was depressing to watch...

It's a very conventional story about chasing a wife in the crematorium. The whole story is pretty good in terms of abuse. The female protagonist is disappointed and breaks up. The male protagonist regrets the abuse and suffers from depression and schizophrenia. The female protagonist is his medicine. Later, because the male protagonist almost gets on a plane that crashes, the female protagonist realizes that she still likes her in her heart and they get together again.

How should I put it? I read a book review by someone when I read Chapter 30, so I really didn't like the male protagonist when I read this book, but to be honest later, the male and female protagonists have changed a lot. The female protagonist has a strong core and is very childlike at times. She is a very clear-headed and independent woman. The male protagonist has changed from being paranoid and arrogant at the beginning to considering the female protagonist's feelings. I think this is a very popular crematorium story. The reunion after the breakup is also very interesting. When I first started reading it, I wanted to give up the story, but now that I have finished it, it is still quite good. I think it is quite interesting. But it depends on your personal acceptance. I don't think it is a sadistic story. It is just a story about chasing a wife in a crematorium. And this one is not as subversive as others. Sometimes the male protagonist is quite reasonable, yes, and then I think the female protagonist is also very self-loving. All in all, everyone's definition is different. It's up to you to see for yourself.