My Ex Is Dead, and the Fragile Capitalist Who Spoils Me

Good guy~ Half of the antidote turned out to be the heroine's leg hair~ Let me go~ This setting is so novel, woman~ You succeeded in attracting my attention [Learned] It's very star-like~ There is another male protagonist who has a woman who is kind to him. The benefactor has arranged to live in the male protagonist's domain. Needless to say, in the future conflicts between the male and female protagonists, this benefactor will be indispensable ~ Ge Yingren

How can I put it this way? I think the characters of the male and female protagonists in this book are quite likable, and there are a lot of funny plots interspersed with them, making it quite easy to read. But there is one thing that I really don't like – the "female savior" setting. This is too common in early ancient novels. According to the past routine, the follow-up is nothing more than a pull and pull around "can't kill her", and she will then interfere with it and destroy the relationship between the male and female protagonists. In the end, she will either reverse it and say that she did not save the male protagonist at all, or reveal the truth about her assassination of the female protagonist, and ultimately suffer the consequences. Giving five stars is actually a bit considerate. After all, it is not easy for the author to update, and the novel is free, so I won't give it four or three stars. Of course, these plots are all my personal guesses. Maybe the author can break out of the traditional routine and write an eye-catching twist? It's just that I don't have the patience to wait any longer. If the follow-up really breaks the rules, I will come back and take a look.

I feel like the setting is pretty good. I'm currently at Chapter 40. I think I'll just save the male protagonist. Do you need a "sleeping suit"? It takes three months to plant flowers. If you don't save the male protagonist, he will die in a month. There may be side branches who come to grab the family property. The female protagonist can't keep it, let alone plant flowers. I feel like these chapters are just to increase physical contact.

The setting of the male protagonist is very special. He is a person who is trying hard to live. In the early stage, their marriage was a transaction, and their relationship was born from being redeemed and getting along with each other's bodies. The content is compact, the pace is fast, and it is not draggy. It is suitable for old bookworms. The male protagonist of Demining has a benefactor, but he is not special to the benefactor, and it is the male protagonist's own green tea behavior when facing his benefactor.

I originally wrote a long review! Later, I remembered that I had written comments about many time travels... So I quickly deleted them all! I don't want to be a villain in some book! This novel is written around the love between the heroine's baby and the hero's baby! The heroine's baby has a very high strength! Very beautiful! Very kind and cute! The male protagonist's baby was so miserable that he was saved by the female protagonist! Seize the only light in life! Protect the heroine like a treasure! The world view is huge! Many things are not written in detail! A world where humans and monsters coexist! 12 Bosses who have been reincarnated and endured calamities...

After reading the current update, it's a bit like industrial saccharine. I'm not sure. I urge the author to release another hundred chapters so I can take a look🧐

So far it looks pretty good

The plot is actually quite well written, and the characters also maintain this setting, um, but it's not the character setting that I like. I can only say this, and it made me feel very frustrated watching it. At least I don't like the way they do things.

Very pretty. The heroine is a ginseng essence. In order to save her father, the ginseng essence king, she uses the life-saving gift of detoxification to defraud the male protagonist into a marriage contract and three drops of essence and blood. I thought they didn't owe each other anything, but because of the need for planting, I found Zhongli again and discovered other fate problems. Are interconnected and entangled with each other.

I felt a little uncomfortable when I watched Pregnancy later. I always felt like the heroine was being plotted by her own child.