A Liar Turns into a Beauty, and the CEO Wants Me as His Sweetheart

Good looking! The heroine died in the disaster, and the hero was so sad that he finally made the Spring and Autumn Cicada. He went back in time to save the heroine and went through rebirth again and again to save the heroine. However, the heroine asked the hero why he had not become a noble after this disaster. The hero also experienced rebirth again and again and found that he no longer loved the heroine. In the end, he killed the heroine and murmured "I regret it."

It looks pretty good so far. Lord Yao has strong adaptability, understands words and looks, and can speak. Although he is engaged in cheating and abduction (some people will definitely mind), I would like to give you a five-star encouragement. I hope Lord Yao will grow up as soon as possible, and then give me a female child as soon as possible [Adoration]

Very well written. I've read a lot of articles about bosses, but I just don't know why every boss looks like a rich gangster + gangster.

It's not bad to get married. Give me 5 stars to support it.

It's quite interesting to watch, but I don't watch it with the mentality of watching a work about changing marriages, because the elements of this film are basically only male-to-female changes, and it mainly revolves around the sick boss. In fact, the heroine in the whole movie is very pitiful. Although she is a little liar, she was imprisoned by a sick man. It was all passive. At first, the heroine was really funny and interesting when she was fighting wits and courage with the hero. However, when the female protagonist was discovered, the whole plot made people feel pitiful for the heroine's current life. She was completely treated like a toy by the hero and did not respect the heroine's personal wishes at all. , I already felt that the heroine was forced by the hero to suffer from Stockholm Syndrome. Whether it was marriage or the heroine's first time, I just felt that the heroine couldn't resist the compromise at the moment [I almost cried]. And I thought that behind the jade pendant, the hero would discover the secret of the heroine's male-to-female transformation. In the end, this pitfall was directly explained in one sentence... However, I think the heroine's character is really great and much better than the male protagonist. When the heroine passed out and returned to her original body, I thought I was finally going to wrap up the secret of sexual transformation and her mentality, but it ended before the explanation was finished. The key point is that in the beginning, the hero and heroine are fighting wits and bravery, and the heroine's personality is very lovable and lovable at the moment. Later, after being disrespected by the hero in various ways, her whole personality has shrunk [grieved] and turned into a petty wife who is afraid of the hero. Although she is also very cute, after the heroine is in a coma, she feels that the hero The attitude towards the heroine is a little more restrained. In the end, I felt that the heroine has become emotionally dependent on the male protagonist and the perpetrator, so I can't read it as a sweet story, so I can't treat this as a marriage story. I personally regard this as a CEO story [Thoughts]

The impact of ancient female videos on me, an old bookworm, is still too great. The first one is just a huge portion that I haven't eaten in a long time. The second one is a parallel world? Sharing souls piqued my interest [got it]

Cutting your hair is a minor drawback when it comes to tattooing, and many people can't accept it.

It's been a long time since I've watched a boss forcefully make love, but it's still eye-catching when I watch it today. This kind of heroine being forced to make love is still very popular in the remarriage area.

I usually don't read people who change their marriage, but this one surprised me! The only drawback is that there is no need to cut his hair. The male protagonist is already unique and has a bun, which is more in line with the image of a "fortune teller"! Furthermore, even if his gender is revealed in the future, the long hair will make the male protagonist's psychological transition from transition to adaptation more natural! It's just my personal opinion, don't mind the author!

No, what does it have to do with the fact that he was a man before and that he is now a beautiful and alluring woman? Everyone can recognize him, and he is different from before when he disguises himself as a man. I am so stupid and so logical. All I see are old people looking at their phones on the subway.