[Two male leads + faithful to each other + sweet romance series + possibly a groveling ex arc + unhinged and obsessive + a little funny + love and hate]
Carefree playboy × obsessive, unhinged ex who came back from the dead
Chen Yan'an spent four years in college loving someone with all his heart.
Then, on graduation day, all he got was:
“Let’s break up!”
He didn’t ask why or throw a fit. He simply said, “Okay.”
After that, he never contacted them or asked about them. He truly lived by the saying, “A good ex should be as good as dead.”
Five years later...
They meet again, and Xu Ye goes crazy begging to get back together.
When he can’t get what he wants, he pins Chen Yan'an under the corner of a table and forces him to drink.
He even uses a contract to make him agree to give himself to him.
Xu Ye: “Chen Yan'an, I’m back.”
Chen Yan'an: “Stay the hell away from me.”
Xu Ye: “Chen Yan'an, get back together with me.”
Chen Yan'an: “Are you out of your damn mind?”
Whenever Xu Ye gets upset, he wants to pin Chen Yan'an to the ground and grind him down.
“Mr. Chen, why don’t you give in again?”
“Damn it! All of you, stay away from me!”
It's average. I've watched half of it. The plot is very interesting, but there are a lot of bad sentences. I just watched one bad sentence and it came out. I still have to think about what it means. The voice is so wild that I have no choice. The voice is so wild [cover face]. The company's recent rumors. This sentence is also a bad sentence. If I didn't read the previous sentence carefully, I don't know if I would understand it as a company's gossip, rather than a rumor about the protagonist who forced the protagonist to resign.
Can you check it a few times when typing?
I'll give it four stars. The plot is really interesting.
It's average. I've watched half of it. The plot is very interesting, but there are a lot of bad sentences. I just watched one bad sentence and it came out. I still have to think about what it means. The voice is so wild that I have no choice. The voice is so wild [cover face]. The company's recent rumors. This sentence is also a bad sentence. If I didn't read the previous sentence carefully, I don't know if I would understand it as a company's gossip, rather than a rumor about the protagonist who forced the protagonist to resign. Can you check it a few times when typing? I'll give it four stars. The plot is really interesting.
Good, good, good