My R-Rank Card Was Abandoned, but I Became an SP! Why Are You Crying?

It's okay, but it's too watery. I didn't expect to write one sentence and one back and forth. If it wasn't so watery, the reverse direction would be pretty good. Another point is the setting of the heroine. In the first part, she seems to have made a decision to gamble her whole life, and in the second part, she finally appears after waiting for 15 years. Isn't it really contradictory? Since you have been waiting for the person who owns [Everything] to appear, then it seems superfluous for you to make such a major decision as to gamble your life. And since no one in the family wants to see her and wants her to be a tool for marriage, why not do it as she likes? The Yun family cannot tolerate living with a man they just met? If people don't want to see you anymore, what does it have to do with you if they can't tolerate it? Oh, people don't like you, but you still think about them? You also know that a contract is equivalent to marriage, so it is very unreasonable for you to keep a safe distance like this. Don't say that you are not mentally prepared. You should have known this when you understood the contract. There is no one who can form a team and find a pendant that they get along with or that is weak but obedient. Go and seek help from the Yun family disciples? Don't you also know that people don't want to see you? Go and beg them. If they don't add insult to injury, then ask them to borrow someone. Generally speaking, the heroine's character traits are indeed very good, but you still have to pay attention to the small details. The last and most important point! The author should be less watery. Although it looks very good, it is indeed a bit watery! ! !

It's not good. I've read 45 chapters, and there are only about 50 chapters in total [face covering]