
The Heart Trap: My Wife Betrayed Me, So I Became a Top Scientist
心阱:夫人背叛,我成科院大佬
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The writing style is fine. Since I wrote it like this before, I have to withdraw decisively. Looking forward to the development of the plot in the future, it is best not to write about reunion
There is tension and no leakage is missed.
PhD in Psychology. . . It's also scary to see through people's hearts. The author used so much psychological knowledge, I'm afraid he didn't put in a lot of effort.
I like pretending to be confused while pretending to understand. It looks better than being blind.
I watched the beginning and the plot is very exciting. I look forward to the follow-up performance.
Okay, it's not a formulaic article, it's a bit in-depth and I don't know much about psychology, but it seems to make sense.