[One-on-One Sweet Romance + Spoiler Comments + Childhood Sweethearts + Supporting Character Rises to the Top + Buddhist Gentleman of the Capital Circle + Real and Fake Heiresses]
Su Manning was woken by a series of beeps and discovered she was in bed with her childhood sweetheart, who had broken off their engagement six months earlier.
Fuming, she kicked him out.
Comments: This supporting female character really is stupid and troublesome. She thinks she can use Si Jinghan as a human antidote just because he’s loved her since they were kids, then turns on him as soon as she’s done!
Comments: Si Jinghan is perfect in every way except that he never explains himself. He clearly considers the supporting female character the love of his life, and he was miserable when she broke off their engagement. What would it hurt to say a few more words? Ugh, I’m dying of impatience!
Su Manning was bewildered. Was she living in a short drama, and was she really just a supporting character used as a tool?
When everything the comments predicted came true, Su Manning studied them carefully to change her tragic ending. She decided to take their advice!
But as her relationship with Si Jinghan grew closer, why were the comments getting more and more improper?
Comments: Su Manning, cry less and make Si Jinghan sweat more!
Comments: The supporting female character could stand to be a little more alluring. Can’t you see Si Jinghan is already holding an umbrella over you?
Comments: Has anyone noticed that the original story has been changed beyond recognition? Weren’t we promised a deranged villain? Why are he and the supporting female character falling for each other now?
