Shen Suwei is a well-known "gold medal employee" of Kuaiwen Bureau.
In his previous life, he was a criminal profiler who could see into people's hearts, but once he traveled through time, he went to study immortal literature. He finally became famous in the world of cultivating immortals, but failed when he was trying to transcend the tribulation and ascend. He was spotted by the Quick Travel Bureau and bound to become a mission worker.
After the female supporting department set a benchmark for being "accurate and ruthless in doing tasks", she was transferred to the "Ex-Girlfriend Department" after returning from vacation - the core mission: to travel through thousands of small worlds to win back those ex-boyfriends who broke up with her.
Old partner·System·Little Cutie rubbed his hands: [Our mission is very simple, it is to make our exes change their minds!
Shen Suwei looked at the task list and smiled:
Let the successful Grand Slam actor turn around?
Let the cold and straight male detective captain admit that his old relationship is unforgettable?
Let the horror world go crazy and criticize the big guys for love?
This is clearly a difficult stamp collection for SSR!
As a result, while the system was still diligently reading "100 Love Words to Win Back Your Ex" word for word, Shen Suwei used his top charm to lure his ex-boyfriends into confusion. And said: The strategy is as easy as flipping a fingerฅ՞•ﻌ•՞ฅ
When her predecessors blocked her in a corner and begged: "Can you give me another chance?!"——
Shen Suwei smiled on the surface and pinched their faces on tiptoe: "Wouldn't it be better to be so good earlier?" In fact, secretly he took out a small notebook and said: "Don't be anxious, take your time one by one, I'm just an ordinary... Ex-boyfriend collector."
Note: 1v1, the male protagonist will not be sliced! Every world is a new man
Reader comments
The first one was written inexplicably. I don't understand why the male protagonist broke up with the female protagonist when he had such a high affection for her? The heroine treats the hero like a mother. You have to consider this mood and appease that mood. From the beginning to the end, I didn't see how the male protagonist liked the female protagonist. I feel it's purely because the heroine is a better mother. The second one was even stranger. The female protagonist felt that the male protagonist was boring and lacked passion and broke up with him. It can be considered a peaceful breakup. I didn't see anything wrong with the heroine, but the article made it look like the heroine felt sorry for the hero. It's only been a year since we broke up, but the male lead's favorability level is only 15, so he's considered a stranger? ? It's not the heroine's fault for the reason for the breakup. The heroine didn't do anything wrong. Who can show the male protagonist's inexplicable favorability? I feel like maybe we don't love each other that much either.
I looked at one plane and it was really, really average.
The first one was written inexplicably. I don't understand why the male protagonist broke up with the female protagonist when he had such a high affection for her? The heroine treats the hero like a mother. You have to consider this mood and appease that mood. From the beginning to the end, I didn't see how the male protagonist liked the female protagonist. I feel it's purely because the heroine is a better mother. The second one was even stranger. The female protagonist felt that the male protagonist was boring and lacked passion and broke up with him. It can be considered a peaceful breakup. I didn't see anything wrong with the heroine, but the article made it look like the heroine felt sorry for the hero. It's only been a year since we broke up, but the male lead's favorability level is only 15, so he's considered a stranger? ? It's not the heroine's fault for the reason for the breakup. The heroine didn't do anything wrong. Who can show the male protagonist's inexplicable favorability? I feel like maybe we don't love each other that much either.
I looked at one plane and it was really, really average.