Ladies, Please Leave Me Alone!

No matter what, I wrote it myself, so give yourself a five-star review!

After reading about 170 chapters, I don't dare to take a gamble anymore. I'm afraid this book will be poisonous. When it's finished, I'll go straight to the ending. If it's what I like, I'll consider whether to follow it. The author has foreshadowed several times about what Xiao Ran wants to write. 1. Is the child not the male protagonist's biological child? Did Xiao Ran do anything? (I think Xiao Ran is a peerless good woman and shouldn't do this. She loves the male protagonist so much and is loyal to love). 2. Does the author intend to write Xiao Ran to death? Although she gave birth to a daughter, she left this world? Leave the hero? (It does not rule out that the author wanted to design it that way, so that the male protagonist and Ruyi can be together logically, so I think this book can be given one star directly), 3. Is this book a harem novel or a single female protagonist? If it is a single female protagonist, then the real female protagonist should be Ruyi, but the male protagonist has a daughter. I am obviously sorry for Xiao Ran and the child, and has been indecisive. , I have to be responsible on the surface but unwilling to give in. I always miss other women (if this book is not a harem, it is really difficult to review). 4. I really want to know how the author will design the plot and ending of Ruyi, Xiao Ran, and Yu Yan. These three are rich women, beautiful, affectionate, and peerless good women. In fact, I want them all. I don't want to watch abuse, so I have to choose. If you like Xiao Ran, please leave early. Don't watch. The heroine is only as happy as she wants and has failed Xiao Ran's sincerity...

The male protagonist Nan Cheng is quite annoying. Abandoned by Xiao Yeyan, she was abandoned by her new love Lu Lu. After being drunk and indulgent, Xiao Ran became pregnant, but she didn't want to take responsibility. She had a crush on her new roommate Mei Mei, but she didn't have the courage to confess her love. If you move forward in contradiction, your life will be a mess. The language is fluent and natural.

It feels a bit like a female tenant. It's just a pity that it ended so quickly

Is this a tragic story about Le Yao giving birth to a child?

The writing is quite realistic. I have always liked this type of subject matter. There is no exaggerated plot, and the protagonist does not have crazy superpowers. The protagonist's way of dealing with friends and family and his sense of emotional responsibility make people unconsciously get involved in the character after reading it. While reading, I compare myself with myself and find that if I encounter similar things, I may make the same choice as the male protagonist. It really resonated with my thoughts.

Since Xiao Ran is not the heroine, why do we give her so much space? In the early stage, Xiao Ran's love for the male protagonist was so deep and strong, why did she have to forcefully rewrite her plot line and divorce the male protagonist? This plot is too painful for me, but it does not affect me to give the work 5 stars, because pain can show the depth of the author's writing style. This extreme description of life details touches me too deeply, too real, and too touching. I cried several times when I saw the emotional line between Xiao Ran and the male protagonist. It is really not easy along the way.

In fact, the name hints at the ending. Xiao Randong is "Xiao Ran", so her ending must be unsatisfactory. Nan Chengtong is "hard to succeed", which means that he will lose something he expected. The meaning of Ruyi's name is easy to understand. She will definitely go to the end with the male protagonist, so that it will be "Ruyi"

The heroine is actually Xiao Ran, who is pretty good, but the title of the book is Rose.

Incredibly good-looking. Great product for staying up late. [Laughing][laughing]