A fool picked up a beautiful CEO as his wife!
He, the peerless God of War, was betrayed and became a fool.
She, the most beautiful CEO in Yuncheng, only loves fools with IQs less than three years old.
With tears in her eyes, Ye Qingyao was forced to get engaged by the young man of the family.
Everyone was celebrating, only the stupid Qin Feng held Ye Qingyao's face in his hands: "My wife, if you don't cry, I will personally chop off the heads of those who bully you!"
When my king comes to the world, all traitors shall die!
Reader comments
The author's writing is good in other aspects, but the heroine is a bit too brainless. It's really speechless to write a lot of misunderstandings all day long. And tell me, what does it have to do with the male protagonist telling the female protagonist his identity? What impact does this writing have? It's really unacceptable. I particularly hate the fact that the male protagonist hides his identity from the female protagonist. Later, it is written that the man conceals his identity and has been helping the female protagonist and the female protagonist falls in love with someone with this identity. That would be really disgusting. Hope this doesn't happen. I hope it won't be too stupid to write so many misunderstandings. The Western male protagonist should make it clear to your female protagonist earlier. There is really nothing to hide. It has no effect at all. If this continues, many people will not be able to accept it. The only thing that makes people feel comfortable watching it is that the male protagonist does not engage in any ambiguous affairs. It depends on whether the author is writing a single female protagonist or giving five stars to support it.
The author's writing is good in other aspects, but the heroine is a bit too brainless. It's really speechless to write a lot of misunderstandings all day long. And tell me, what does it have to do with the male protagonist telling the female protagonist his identity? What impact does this writing have? It's really unacceptable. I particularly hate the fact that the male protagonist hides his identity from the female protagonist. Later, it is written that the man conceals his identity and has been helping the female protagonist and the female protagonist falls in love with someone with this identity. That would be really disgusting. Hope this doesn't happen. I hope it won't be too stupid to write so many misunderstandings. The Western male protagonist should make it clear to your female protagonist earlier. There is really nothing to hide. It has no effect at all. If this continues, many people will not be able to accept it. The only thing that makes people feel comfortable watching it is that the male protagonist does not engage in any ambiguous affairs. It depends on whether the author is writing a single female protagonist or giving five stars to support it.
Good-looking single heroine