When Gin Fell for a Divorced Cleaner with Two Kids

It's good to watch. The interaction between the heroine and her daughters is very interesting. The love line is currently progressing slowly. After all, this is Gin, and the OOC level is relatively low in Tomato. Unlike other heroines in other novels who are all love-minded, Gin does not need redemption. He will only drag you to sink into hell.

The writing is very good. I don't know if it's my misunderstanding of gifted children. In fact, the heroine doesn't need to always use metaphors when talking to the girls. Although this can reflect the warm atmosphere between mother and daughter, it can actually be more neat.

This setting is a new idea. I really want to have one-click cleaning and other things. It is very warm to take care of the baby every day, but I prefer to watch the heroine go on missions. I look forward to the Shura field between the heroine and her ex-husband [laughter]

Although the endings of the main characters have been revealed, I still can't bear to finish it [crying] [crying] It's so good, it's really cool that the heroine has a brain and a golden finger! The real wine has a wine name in the middle, not the Holy Virgin pure black undercover ending s! The two children are so adorable and extremely talented! The interaction between Xiaoying and Vodka is so cute to me~ Gin is not very OOC, but there is still a hint of emotional lines. Ask for extras! The author fills in the gaps a lot! The two little ones entered the winery, the identity of the plum wine was discovered by the heroine, why did the man in black intend to inject the two little ones...

The author is great. This is the most satisfying Mingke fan novel I have seen on Tomato. The plot, characters, personality, and settings are all very consistent with the original work. The plot is fast-paced and not sloppy. For example, something will happen in two days, and then it will be two days later. Like other novels, it is estimated that several chapters will be written after two days, as well as settings and fun. It's very in line with my expectations, but I was a little shocked by how smart the two kids were. I also like Gin's slow-warming way of getting along with each other. Also, I want to see the plot that scares Conan and Haibara. I'm the kind of pure gray. I want black to win but don't want red to lose too ugly. So the kind of thing that makes Conan notice something, but doesn't make anything happen. The plot of not being able to explore, but finally scaring Conan is really interesting, and Haibara Ai, the organizational radar, is also very fun to scare. There are also several interesting theatrical versions that must be included in the plot. Kaitou Kid may not be able to appear according to the protagonist's setting, but he can still make a cameo [Blowing Kiss]

The plot of this book is cleverly designed, the special skills of the heroine are in sharp contrast with the murder scene of Gin, and the suspense setting is just right. The twin babies each have their own characteristics, which not only promotes the plot but also adds interest. The background setting of the story is novel, the relationships between the characters are complex but not confusing, and the growth trajectory of the protagonist is real and believable. It is endlessly memorable after reading it. The contrast between the cleaning skills of the heroine and the murder scene of Gin is extremely dramatic. The purity of cleaning is in sharp contrast with the darkness of crime. This setting is novel, profound, and impressive. Coupled with the detailed description of the two babies, it makes people feel like they are in the book. Very nice, very nice and well written. Emotions are also rich.

It's good-looking, fun to watch, and interesting. The protagonist is well-drawn, a standard round character, and the character is plump and three-dimensional. He can do small things within his power (good), and at the same time do things for Black to support his family (evil). The characters in Ming Ke are not OOC, but the portrayal of Conan is too reckless, and the model worker did not pursue Conan. Although the author used the protagonist to treat the model worker. The question and the model worker's answer were self-explanatory, but they were too strong to justify. Conan's anxious voice came through on the phone, and he kept calling Officer Takagi. The model worker decided to look into it carefully, but if we imagine this scene as the model worker knocking out Takagi Wataru and the protagonist retreating directly, Conan's anxious and desperate cry after they left... The end of this chapter, to me, it will feel better. I also seem to understand the author's purpose, using the protagonist's mouth and Gin's answers to show that Gin did not notice what was wrong with Conan, so that he can continue to "safely" tell the story centered on the protagonist. Overall, I wrote very well. I hope I can hand in a perfect answer sheet that meets my own needs. [Love] (By the way, don't you need to keep score? There are many fans who got high scores and were removed from the shelves) The above "decision" is "absolutely", and the daily life of the babies and the protagonist is very interesting. The author's "science popularization" is also very measured. I look forward to the author's follow-up performance (it is normal for a small number of people to have low scores, don't worry, once the flowers are planted, the butterflies will come)

It's good-looking (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡. It's a setting I've never seen before. Goldfinger is also very interesting. The two daughters are also very cute, but I'm really curious about who the ex-husband is and whether the heroine has any CP.

It's a very novel name Ke Wen, but it can be cleaned up with one click, so there is no need to talk about whether it is reasonable or not. From another perspective, Gin is really unlucky. His subordinates are all undercover agents, and they have to wipe their butts all the time when they are useless. There is also a useless ex-husband. I don't know what the foreshadowing of the alimony is, but I really want to see the showdown between the ex-husband and Gin. I've never seen what Gin looks like when he's jealous. After reading the author's comments, the general idea is that the ex-husband and the heroine got married because of the organization, and the divorce was also because of the organization. Now that he is remarried, he is very good to his current wife. It is done with intention but without emotion. I feel guilty for the heroine > I like her, and I stopped contacting her after the divorce because I have no feelings. It feels like a fake person. Getting married is purely to complete the task like an NPC. No contact is because the task related to the heroine has been completed. But the showdown with Gin I imagined later is too far away. The main reason is that I can't get along with a married man, not to mention that this married man has no relationship. My ex-husband is a man who is even more unacceptable than a scumbag, because I am more obsessed with responsibility and cannot accept a man who has no feelings at all and has given birth to two children and is indifferent to them. It would be okay if he didn't show up, but it would be super annoying if he did.

Xp cool point work. Who can understand our normal human protagonist who is aloof, powerful, introverted, widowed, gentle, yet a little scornful? A really full character. Especially the second wedding gin takes the deliciousness of this setting to the top. It's a lot of fun just to think about it…