I Transmigrated into a Female-Oriented Novel, and the Heroine Has Me Wrapped Around Her Finger?

There are still big problems with chasing wives and crematoriums in the early stage. There are many little poisonous points that emerge one after another. Men's videos chasing wives and crematoriums are enough to dissuade many readers. However, the problem is that if there is too little ink on chasing wives, then there will be more trouble chasing husbands. It would be too abrupt. Choosing this kind of text where the wife first pursues the husband and then pursues the husband will test the author's grasp of emotions and interpersonal relationships. At the same time, he must clearly define the audience positioning of his book. Otherwise, it will be easy to write a male protagonist who is too "turtle", or who pursues his wife too "childish".

I was given so many talent entries at the beginning, so I thought it was some kind of Wolf of Wall Street, but in the end, I married my ex-girlfriend from beginning to end and turned into the Dog of Wall Street😅

Historical chocolate, but still visible, let me taste it No more, I ran away

It's like that at the beginning. It's like in a house on the first floor, although the door is closed, but you can go out through the window, but you have to fight to the end to go out through the window [awkward laugh]. Traveling through the timeline to three years later, the company's president position is gone and he won't become a pauper. The male protagonist doesn't seem to be a wage earner. He has love for his ex-girlfriend, but not much [awkward] Laughs] The virtuous man broke up, and now I don't know why he chased his wife to the crematorium. In the real world, he didn't say there was anything to miss, and he lived in a rental house. When he returned, the system didn't say there were any rewards. The cheap wife couldn't hit a home run and still wanted to take over the position. The male protagonist forced the arrangement to advance the plot. The idea was a bit inconsistent with the writing.

Five-star praise is given

Weird article with no logic. But it can be seen unexpectedly, that's my personal opinion. It always feels funny, with a light comedy feel.

I can't eat it alone

I'd give it three and a half stars. How can I put it? The plot is pretty ambiguous, but it just doesn't get up to the point where the plot breaks out. Sometimes it's almost impossible to get up to speed, but it's because the author suppressed it. . . It's not exciting enough, it's not exciting enough, it's always ambiguous. . . If the water goes on like this, I probably won't be able to get a single blood if I don't take a few hundred pictures. This kind of wife-chasing crematorium is too bloody and slow to read. It is suitable for those who are patient. I don't recommend it to those who are impatient.

The main character (turtle) is so affectionate, it made me laugh

It looks good, but it doesn't matter how much you eat, it's not enough to look good.