
Addicted! President Gu Begs His Ex-Wife to Remarry Him Every Day
上瘾!顾总离婚后每天跪求复婚
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 328k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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155Chapters
135Reads
11Listens
3.3kReads · all time
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The author's writing is smooth and the story is gripping. It's sweet, has a flavor of life, and has a strong sense of immersion. I like this kind of story where the male protagonist loves the female protagonist very much but doesn't know how to love her. I don't have to see the female protagonist brazenly cruel to the readers. The male protagonist didn't really take the relationship seriously at first and took advantage of the female protagonist, which led to the breakup. The male protagonist's self-righteousness creates opportunities for destruction for the Green Tea female partner. The female protagonist is hurt repeatedly, and the male protagonist loses her love again. The heroine is not just asking for perfection, she is a bit tough, and she doesn't hold her breath after watching it. The two people separated and combined, pulling to the extreme, which was very enjoyable to watch. I just realized that I have read three of the author's novels and gave them five-star reviews. The author's writing style won my heart.
This is the third book by the author that I have read. It is characterized by a bit of suspense and not just love entanglements. The pace is fast and the story is not long. The heroine may be overly romantic, but she also has room for her own growth. This book also has some sour and sadistic parts, but it also has some self-help strategies for the male protagonist, which is a bit of a balance. It's not the early stage rush to catch the female protagonist and abuse it, but the kind that has glass and sugar. Compared with the previous two books, this book feels more mature in writing. The male protagonist seems a bit scumbag, but he has really liked the female protagonist since he was an embryo [laughing] In fact, the breakup of the engagement between the male protagonist and the female protagonist was clearly the fault of the female protagonist. Instead, it was the male protagonist who took the blame and implicated the female protagonist. This is the most abusive part of the book about the female protagonist. This logic is a little far-fetched, but it is not incomprehensible. The male protagonist has a venomous mouth, but fortunately he attacks indiscriminately. Compared with most male protagonists who pursue their wives in the crematorium, he is not too bad, but his thinking mode and stance prevent him from empathizing with the female protagonist's pain. This is not to whitewash him, this is exactly what he did badly. However, everyone needs to grow up, the heroine does, and so does he. He also has misunderstandings about the male protagonist, but at least he still has a brain and a mouth, and he is not the kind of person who just convicts the heroine in his heart without giving any excuse. Now the heroine is slowly able to digest some of the external rumors and attacks, but she still looks forward to more changes and growth, looking forward to chasing her wife to the crematorium, looking forward to the revelation of her life experience, and looking forward to the end of all hardships. Come on, I hope more people will read the article together.
I have read three of the author's books. Although the ratings are not high, each one is more exciting than the last. It's just that there are too few chapters and I don't love them enough. I look forward to more books from the author.