The Wedding Is Off, and the Ice-Cold CEO Is Crying Her Eyes Red

For me, this book can be considered a high-end, medium-end, or low-end book. It doesn't have the bitterness and hatred of other regret books. The previous writing is very suitable to my liking. In fact, I have always wanted to find this kind of book, the story of the protagonist and the sisters, but most of them have many female protagonists, and the focus is not on the sister, and there is no such feeling. As for mid-range or low-level moves, the later writing is actually a bit messy or anxious. Some details are not written out and you need to figure it out by yourself. This is actually very uncomfortable to watch and a bit unfavorable. There is a lack of connection between the following chapters, the progress is too fast, the character creation, and the emotional changes are not as rich and charming as the beginning. In my opinion It was supposed to be 214 chapters. It was just the right length. It also included extra chapters. Of course, there was a very key character who disappeared later on. This is really sad. Li Wei, that chapter left a deep impression on me. I always looked forward to a good ending with the protagonist, but in the end, he just disappeared, or there is no main text, and the branch plot is okay. I was lucky to read this book, because I saw some things that I had always wanted to see in other books, but unfortunately, it ended so hastily, without the warmth of daily life and some sweet life. Alas, it would be great if there were no regrets [crying][crying][crying]

It feels like the struggle at the trench is so brutal