Better to Keep Things Ambiguous

However, Xu Qingran's love makes people feel regretful and touching. Here I have some questions to ask the author... Is the male protagonist's betrayal of the female protagonist true? The child who was aborted by the cannon fodder woman should not have been Zhong Yi, right?

When Lin Chen and Zhong Yi tortured each other earlier, even though they had been fighting for so long in the novel, they still felt sad for their love. Later, Zhong Yi's character became less likeable.

"He is no longer here", who is he referring to?

The description of the characters is still unclear, and the online article is relatively fast-paced. For example, in the first paragraph, although I know that "he" is the father after reading carefully, it is best to make it clear. Um.

Well, the male protagonist's sinister physique is revealed. However, why did the author make Mu Mu feel so confused in the first place? It is because Mu did not explain the characters clearly in the limited words.

Well, I always thought Nan Zhu was Lin Chen, and then the heroine was Zhong Yi, and then it turned out to be the other way around, okay. It's Mu Mu's fault that he misunderstood.

Well, I actually saw the big post this morning, but because JJ was so ecstatic, I couldn't leave a comment, so I'll have some fun with it later. Let's hit the big one first. Well, the copywriting is too fancy. I didn't understand the first chapter clearly, it was a bit confusing, so keep reading.

Although my thoughts are a little confused, I still want to continue reading.

I'm here to comment - Wow, the writing style is very concise, I like it, I like it. By the way, my dear is the only one I have collected. The mood is very smooth, and such words are very comfortable to read. Damn it, Tongtong will step on it a lot. Let's do the coding first!

I got it! Check it out first, come back and comment if you have any questions! (I'll cover my face first: I'm a grassroots newcomer.)