
You Were Hired to Serve, So Why Is Your Employer Pregnant?
叫你去服务,雇主怎么怀孕了
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- Completed
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- 733k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Everyday
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- 4mo ago
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The Husband-Chasing Crematorium Trope
I want the heroine to suffer horribly, then the male lead either finds a new love or forgives her later. Make her suffer, and make it brutal.
Husband-Chasing Crematorium, Where the Female Lead Wounds the Male Lead Beyond Recognition and Leaves Him Heartbroken
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It does not write about the plot of Bai Yueguang meeting the protagonist and having green tea. Instead, it uses news to show that the heroine and Bai Yueguang met and broke up, and then chased her husband arrogantly. It is much better than the various misunderstandings in other novels. I hope it will continue to be the same in the future.
It's pretty good. There's nothing uncomfortable from beginning to end. If you don't love Bai Yueguang, you just don't love it. If you feel it, you'll admit that it's better than now. I know I'm in love with the male protagonist, but I'm not clear with Bai Yueguang. But the pace is too fast. I don't want to add more female protagonists. It's already good. Slow down the pace. I'll try to make it 3 or 400 chapters. It's much more comfortable to watch. Come on, author, I hope it gets better and better. Don't keep running away. This is the most comfortable novel I have read in the past two months.
Cool! It's just that the storyline is a bit tight, and it could actually be slowed down a bit, but it's not bad at such a fast pace, and it's not superficial. Every chapter is pushing the heroine's progress and plot, and I feel like I should be able to finish it in 150 chapters.
See Chapter 68. Tang Kexin's portrayal is very good, I like this kind of character very much. The employer broke up with Bai Yueguang cleanly and there was no problem. In Chapter 67, an employer suddenly appeared and kissed another employer and said, "Sister, you smell so good." The novel does not have many female protagonists or harem labels. Let's just say I expected to break the defense without authorization. I can't see 🐢 the post about two women in the harem
Originally I just wanted to read some mindless harem stories to feel refreshed, but the description of this book from the middle onwards was so good. I can only give 3 points to other characters, but Xiaoxia's part must be very full. A long time ago, like the male protagonist, I was paid to play some roles. At that time, I faced too many sincere tears and failed to stamp out such signs in time. I hurt many customers when I left this industry. But after seeing the latest chapter, I started to think about it. People are not machines, nor are they lifeless characters in the writing. There is no way to deceive yourself when faced with the sincerity and tears again and again. This is my first time to evaluate a writing. The author writes Gu Jin so vividly. Come on.
It's good-looking, although to my own surprise, what I want to see the most now is the story of the male protagonist. I'm very curious about how the male protagonist became such a lonely person. He has become so skilled now. What has he experienced? Is it his first time for Su? Stand up and kick. The images of the several female protagonists are also okay, not very similar, Su The eldest lady feels a bit overbearing, Xiaoyou is a lonely boudoir, and the eldest lady wants to be accompanied by others. One of the two at school is cold, and the other is not clear, Tang Tangtang. But what I am most curious about is the protagonist. He thinks that cooking is for that purpose. He is skilled in accompanying Su, and he is also skilled in changing his face and accompanying wine. Has he had a female protagonist before? What kind of setbacks has he experienced? Why is he always vigilant about not breaking the law every time he says he can do anything? I am very curious about this. Although I don't know if the author will write it, but I am urging you to update it. At least so far I think it is a good new book.
If Xiaoyou doesn't have a happy ending, I will use all my strength to destroy this book [crying] It sucks, with an inexplicable dream start and a completely illogical plot. In the end, there is only Xiaoyou's plot, and the others have not found this person (see if there are any extras). At the end, the good brothers seem to have dissolved in the air and are incomprehensible.
I'm not sure whether it's a party fight or a harem. Based on the current progress of Chapter 110, all the female protagonists should have appeared. There are a total of 4 employers plus a little Tang Dan, Su Xia Lin Liu Tang. Su started out as a stand-in literature, but the plot of White Moonlight in this work can be said to be untouched. Moreover, it has been in a quantum superposition state since the beginning and the male protagonist entered the battlefield. He likes the male protagonist but refuses to admit it. However, around chapter 100, he bumped into another employer, Lin, and the male protagonist of Shura Field broke out. After that, he officially recognized his feelings for the protagonist, and tried to understand the real male protagonist under the mask. He was the first character to officially join the battlefield. Xia is currently considered a strong contender in the party struggle. Unlike other employers, she was initially hired not because of a romantic relationship but because she was anorexic and wanted to find a cook. Because the salary was too high, the male protagonist also had a small misunderstanding (not going into details) when getting along with the male protagonist. During the process, she gradually developed a liking for the male protagonist due to his high professionalism, and her psychology is very similar to that of the male protagonist (both are lonely), so she almost opened the male protagonist's heart. However, she is currently the only employer who does not know that the male protagonist has other employment relationships, and there is a certain risk of explosion. Liu entered into the contract because the male protagonist looked at her in a dull way that was different from others. She wanted the male protagonist to fall in love with her, but later mistakenly thought that the male protagonist fell in love with her and terminated the contract. After that, there was basically no drama, but a new employer, Lin, was introduced. Lin made a contract with the male protagonist because he wanted to see Liu Po Fang, and when he got along with the male protagonist, he usually used the male protagonist to tease Liu. Later, he found out that the male protagonist had sex with Su after drinking coffee together. This time was also an extremely important reason for Su's change. Since then, he has not appeared in more than 110 chapters. Tang is one of my favorite characters. She is Su's younger sister, but she is silly and has a mentality that the male protagonist thinks is only in junior high school. She loves to eat very much and is a bit dull. She is also the only one among all the characters who does not have an employment relationship with the male protagonist. The male protagonist can also show a certain degree of self to her. At present, she has a high impression of the male protagonist but she has not noticed it because she is too slow and late to mature. After describing the characters, let's talk about the pros and cons. Although the only Su Bai Moonlight plot has been briefly mentioned, it still does not break away from the common problem of this kind of employment novel. The heroine will have other emotional entanglements. Secondly, the author's portrayal of Shura Field is rather blunt, so such plots can be reduced as much as possible. Then there are the emotional changes of some characters, such as Su, which are relatively illogical at first, but what they do after they truly realize that they like the male protagonist in their hearts is very well-measured. All in all, it's a pretty good work
Absolutely a good book, if it's not finished yet, then it's my new love story, a sweet love story, absolutely no knives! Absolutely not hahahahahahaha! ! [Cry][cry]
It's quite interesting. I watched the latest chapter in one go. It was pretty light and funny in the early days. However, after about chapter 100, when the protagonist showed off to two employers in a coffee shop, things changed a bit and started to become heavier. From about chapter 120, after rejecting Xiao Xia's intention, it completely turned into a gravity field. Later, it was completely unrelated to the lightness and comedy. It felt like I was trapped in some gravity vortex. When the Shura field happened, the protagonist also pretended to be dead, which made the Shura field no longer interesting. I hope the protagonist wakes up soon.