After Breaking Off Her Engagement and Going Abroad, the NPC Accidentally Became His White Moonlight

It's pretty good to watch, but sometimes the time change is too sudden, but it still makes people understand. Don't abuse our female protagonist's baby. I can't figure out what the male protagonist thinks about the female protagonist. I hope the female protagonist's baby can abuse the male protagonist more.

I felt very comfortable reading this book. Yes, it is comfortable. They are all very normal titles. There is no such thing as a little wife or a little woman. It is very good for my eyes and my psychology. The author writes very, very well. It is beautiful and I love to read it.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! ! Oh my god, I gave it five stars when I read it at the beginning, but I became more and more speechless later on, driving high and low. To put it bluntly, it is a story about the heroine being involved in the relationship between the original male lead and the female lead, and the heroine washes her underwear with a cold face [awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

I like the setting of the heroine of this book very much. It is the state I imagined she would live in. She is lazy most of the time, calm and indifferent, emotionally stable, not feeling sorry for herself, she is confident from the inside out, she is extremely good both externally and internally, and she is decisive in dealing with emotional issues... Maybe it's because I'm the protagonist and the book unfolds from the female protagonist's perspective, so when the male protagonist pursues his wife in the book, he unconditionally satisfies the female protagonist's requests without asking for any reason, which makes me happy. If it were to revolve around the male protagonist, I would hope that the male protagonist could put aside his emotions and concentrate on his career and be the head of his Xie family. It can be seen that the author has a certain writing style and his own thinking, and the words reveal mature, rational and not naive thoughts. However, some plots are not logically reasonable, very abrupt, and cannot produce causal relationships. It is as if in order to write this core plot, he found an unsuitable and unreasonable cause, but did not use more text descriptions to rationalize these abrupt places. This should also correspond to the author's vague remarks in the last chapter. However, the author can manage to update two chapters regularly every day even though most of the reviews are negative. I think this is rare.

[Note] As an NPC, Jiang Weiyu thought he could escape unscathed, but he underestimated Xie Yu's paranoia - on the surface it was the "perfect exit" of the lazy young lady, but in fact it was the beginning of the hunt for the yandere male lead. White Moonlight Trap: The female protagonist thinks that she is the tool to help the male and female protagonists, but little does she know that the male lead has already locked her into the fate line, and the foreshadowing of HE is hidden in every situation. [Laughs] But I really hope that the male protagonist will take the initiative to open his mouth and reveal his true feelings for the female protagonist. On the one hand, I feel sorry for the heroine's baby, and the heroine's character is very similar to my liking [admiration] [admiration]. The author's writing style is very good, the content is rich, the storyline is novel, and you can read the latest chapter without leaving a chapter. Come on, come on [sending my heart] [sending my heart]

It's good to watch, and I like the plot and characters. It's just that I didn't expect that the fragments of memories would appear so frequently, and each time they would be very long. We are about to reach a thrilling and heart-wrenching plot, and then we are thrown cold water on it and start to reminisce [almost crying].

To be honest, I read this novel accidentally, and then I really liked it. I think the writing style is very good. I feel that in their position, I can understand the thoughts of the male protagonist and the female protagonist (this is just my personal opinion), and I am usually quite picky when reading novels. This article is updated every day. I think I really like it. In fact, many people say that the male protagonist is suffering, but I feel that I can understand his suffering, and he was born in a family that gave him a deep-rooted idea that emotions are not important, so that his subsequent inner struggle is not like other novels that are simply about love, hate, and hate. The writing is good, there is no silly and sweet plot, and there is no "elementary school student writing". I have seen the latest chapter, and then I haven't commented on it because there are too many bad comments. I always want to read it again and again, just in case it is really not good. I really like it to this day. What I want is feeling first. I hope I can always like it. Of course, I also hope that the writing will get better and better. I think I personally still have a say. You can tell by looking at my reading time.

I only give four points because the writing is too profound and my brain is almost exhausted. I don't mean to belittle. I really like the author's article. It's just a bit slow. Maybe I'm not suitable for reading such high-level articles. I can only sigh with emotion: "It's so awesome."

I read the latest chapter in one go, and I have to say that I really like this one. However, because the portrayal of the heroine is a type that is easy to like, and the current portrayal of the male protagonist is relatively unpopular in the romance, so that the emotional pull part will make people sigh a bit. What impressed me most was probably the passage in the first few chapters where the heroine used psychology as an example. She felt that people with inner flaws like the original hero and heroine were more likely to be attracted to each other. She believed that her inappropriateness with the hero was because the hero was also a defective type and she was too sound. Here I will be more curious about the author's true setting of this part, and the direction of the story that will continue in the future. Because even though the heroine says so, what has been popular in romance for a long time is the story of a healthy person saving a disabled person (although it is usually a woman saving a man, but the reverse is not always the case). As a person who has a little knowledge of psychology, I have always been confused by this. I feel that this kind of story will seem too rewarding in the end - that is, the disabled party usually learns to become healthy for the healthy party. It's euphemistically called being loved to fill flaws. However, I have always felt that this kind of "changing for love" needs to be measured. On the one hand, learning to love is not a necessary skill for a person to live a lifetime. If you lose yourself for it, it will be meaningless. On the other hand, if one party learns to love and the other party learns to be loved, it will still be a very unbalanced emotional relationship. And back to this article, what if the male protagonist later becomes crazy about love? Based on the current description, the female protagonist is actually the one who is too rational and does not know it. Just like I would tell people, "People who say they are ordinary are often not ordinary." Even if the male protagonist really shows "I love you very much", will the female protagonist really believe it? Well, I feel like I accidentally said a lot of things that may be a bit unclear (laughs), but I think these are the interesting things about this article that made me think about it, and regarding the defects of human beings, I personally agree more with the "completely correct" mentioned by one of my favorite writers. Normal', in fact, does not exist. Everyone has more or less darkness and distortion, which makes them unable to fit in, so they fail. "I don't think people with inner defects are necessarily abnormal, and people who seem to be healthy may not have their own "nature" that is difficult to face. So as a reader, I am looking forward to the interpretation that the author will give next. After all, in my opinion, it is very inhumane to force each other on each other or to change on your own. I hope that the male and female protagonists will not go to this step. At the same time, I also want to see what posture and appearance they will have if these two people finally come together. All the good expectations for this article were wiped out in subsequent updates. Han Bingzhe wrote in "The Death of Eros"—— The essence of Eros lies in sacrificing self-awareness and placing oneself among others, leading to selflessness. And in this story, I can no longer see anything that can be called "eros"... It is probably hopeless.

It's amazing, the author's writing is vivid and the psychological description is delicate. From high school to college to growth of the characters. I think there are too many fast food articles nowadays. The author must not leave the work unfinished and let it flow slowly. Write more, it is best to clearly describe the development of each character. It's the kind with thousands of chapters, don't let it be unfinished. I think it can be made into a TV series and watched. I am very optimistic about the author, support the author, and love the author very much. If you don't like watching it, stop scolding it and just quit. I'm afraid that the author will fail, so I'm still waiting. Don't mess up