After Their Eighties Marriage Pact, the Research Genius Refuses to Divorce

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It's very interesting. The female protagonist is positive and growing up. The male protagonist is calm and restrained and always devoted to the female protagonist. The male protagonist's family members are also reasonable, harmonious and easy to get along with. It looks pretty good so far. Although the heroine comes from a family with a lot of things to do, but the heroine has moved away, it should not have much impact. The other one is the hero's mother, who divorced his father when the hero was a child and remarried. I don't know if the hero is good or not, and I don't know if I want to interfere in the hero's affairs. I hope that we can forget each other and not interfere too much with each other.

It's okay. My only wish is that there won't be too many female villains. I've read a lot of novels and they're like this. To describe the highlight of the heroine, there must be villains of the same gender to set her off. For example, Miss Han. I don't know how the author arranged her in the plot. I hope she doesn't hang herself on a tree. After all, she has a very good family background.

Not bad. The only flaw is the heroine's life experience. It was not explained clearly. In that era, when the first adoptive mother of the heroine was a girl, it was impossible for the heroine's adoptive mother to raise another girl for no reason and no benefit.

The character design is good, but there are some details that I can't think too deeply about. Putting aside the fantasy, the heroine seems like a beauty trap specially prepared by enemy agents for the hero [crying].

There are two blind spots at the end. One is that the female protagonist was kidnapped, and the male protagonist was seen using space jump. There is no explanation of how to solve it. There is also a female protagonist who recognizes her biological parents and does not say how they were lost in the first place.

The writing is really good, with a strong sense of life. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is not love at first sight, but a love that grows over time. Although the heroine is said to have a golden finger, the golden finger is not particularly big. She still relies on the heroine's own efforts and does it step by step. The author said that the heroine will have the best career and the most perfect relationship. After reading it, I felt that the heroine is very worthy and I really like the heroine.

The front part is pretty good, but why does Han Huiqiao have a precognitive dream in the back part?

The book is a good book. I listened to it directly after seeing the live-action audio version. I cried several times while listening to it [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]. I don't know why the rating can't go up! The more you listen to it, the more you will realize that it is really good! Ah, I saw that there was a real-life version, so I went to listen to the real-life version... This typo... Obsessive-compulsive disorder does not allow typos, hahaha!

It has been many years. This is another book that I have read word by word from beginning to end. It is told in a eloquent way, not too exaggerated, and does not have strong characters. It is just a flowing story. It is very good. Forgive me for the lack of words. It is delicious and worthy of careful consideration. The plot can withstand scrutiny.