Baby, You Can't Run After Stirring Up Trouble!

This book captures the tension between the crazed prince in the Beijing circle and the poor female college student from the Diao Department in a particularly well-written way, and the collision of characters is very tense. The male protagonist Zhou is extremely possessive, handsome and paranoid, while the female protagonist Wen Yao is sober to reality and deliberately acts to get close to each other for money. The two have their own thoughts from the beginning, and the sense of game is full. In the early stage, the heroine acted step by step, pretending to be tempted and waiting for the breakup fee of one million yuan to run away after thirty days. Every detail of the plot was vividly depicted. But the moment the lie is exposed, the famous scene of being tied up with a tie and receiving millions is full of tension. There is no cliche vicious female rivalry, the vicious female supporting role is only for emotional adjustment, and the double-cleansing setting is also very interesting to readers who like this story. On one side is money transaction, on the other side is love that falls out of control, and the atmosphere of forced redemption is full of feeling. I am looking forward to seeing how the two of them go from pretending to be ingratiating to truly loving each other after the heroine's disguise is torn apart. Recommended viewing

The author is really good at writing about emotions! The ultimate pulling, delicate and forbearing love is hidden in every detail. The restraint, tenderness, paranoia and preference of the characters are all portrayed just right. There is no industrial saccharine or forced torture, and all the emotions are natural. Every word touches my heart. After reading it, my heart feels soft and a little sour. It has great staying power! Like to watch Love to watch 💕💕