It's Just Pretend Sugar Dating, So Why Are You Making It Real, Campus Belle?

A standard, mouthless, formulaic article. Female channels write a lot about this type of subject. If outsiders don't know about the male protagonist, they will think that there is something wrong with the ex-wife. From a God's perspective, the male protagonist has a bigger problem. But both of them were silent.

So far, I haven't seen any cuckoldry between the three women towards the male protagonist. It feels like the author wants to start a harem. I think the male protagonist is quite unworthy, which is why I got four stars. From the perspective of the male protagonist's attitude towards the three women, I think the male protagonist is too sentimental, or is he a virgin? Take everything upon yourself. He still doesn't know what he did wrong (part of the reason is controlled by the author) No brother, you don't know what you did wrong? Let's talk about the three girls. Currently, I think Da Su is better portrayed. Da Su is indeed Da Su. There are many descriptions in the novel of her slender branches bearing fruit. This is a plus point for me. She is a bit tsundere, but she is better than the female characters in other books. At least she can explain, but the most important thing is that she does not take the initiative to mention her support. It's a bit pretentious (you'll regret it and pursue your husband when you lose the hero), but there's nothing you can do about it. It's not only the explanation for being stronger in the novel, but also the belief in your platonic love (it can't be said to be Plato, after all, they have done it, anyway, she just doesn't want her husband to hide from her, even if he has difficulties) Next is Xiao Su. I don't know how I got the author offended. The novel describes her childhood in many places and makes the male protagonist a pervert. She compares Xiao Su with Da Su in many places, which detracts from the male protagonist. There is also the unknown change in Xiao Su's attitude towards the male protagonist. (One detail is that I don't know the change after she has left the soul. From this The male protagonist is promiscuous, no wonder Da Su is nervous. I don't know if it's because I am paranoid. Anyway, the male protagonist loses points in my opinion.) If Xiao Su changed after learning about the soul separation, I can also speculate that Xiao Su is as tsundere as Da Su and is as happy as the male protagonist. However, according to the progress of the novel, this may be the case. Finally, there is Mu Yao. She is not bad, but I don't have a good impression. Maybe it's because I root for Da Su in my heart. She is quite good to the male protagonist. She likes him and trusts him (but this kind of trust will definitely disappear with the male protagonist's character. After all, the male protagonist is really bad, so let's deduct points for him). She didn't give up on the male protagonist because of Zhou's profit. It's a plus point, but she deleted the news about Da Su. This is for me. It's quite a detraction. This gives me the feeling that she can't compete with Dasu in her heart. This... She doesn't even have the confidence to compete with Dasu. She also feels that it doesn't fit with Mu Yao's character. The author is superfluous and gives a slap in the face to those who promote Mu Yao. Anyway, there are three major stocks so far. Mu Yao's stock has the worst impression on me. If there is only one female protagonist, I don't like her very much. If it is a harem, I have no problem with it. Finally, let the author give me some snacks. The male protagonist is really not well portrayed so far. I only have four stars. I will increase or decrease the stars depending on the future plot. I hope there will not be too many poisonous plots.

My ex-wife has a good personality, so I just need to clear up the misunderstanding. The roommate seems to be only grateful to the hero If the ex-wife still protects the male protagonist, remarriage is the best way to write it, but the prerequisite is that the life after marriage [what]

Female channel routines, personal testing of drugs, that's what I won't say, but you should know, and how will I know if you don't tell me?

Multiple girls or single girl? Which one is the heroine, Mu or Su?

The character of the ex-wife is definitely a harem novel. It's an old routine from the past. If she's too arrogant, people will take advantage of her.

If you don't remarry, it will be 3 stars. To be honest, it would be unfair if Mu was allowed to take advantage of the situation. To be honest, it was Mu who spread the news.

From the looks of it, it's all the hero's fault! There is no need for such a husband-chasing crematorium.

This book is suitable for two female protagonists. But it depends on the situation, it's a single female protagonist. The content is well written and the psychology of the characters is interesting. However, there are some problems. Since it is a single heroine, why should Mu Yao's feelings for Xu Fan be brought into the story? Somewhat cruel.

Both are dumb