The Chief Steward Is a Superstar [Entertainment Industry]

Don't like how this was handled. Jian Wen is a friend, and it is right for him to send him to the hospital to show concern when something like this happens. However, after Jian Wen grabbed the phone and said those words to Xiao Shou, he just said in a hurry that it was not convenient to talk about something, and then stayed with Jian Wen for several days without contacting Shou. Everyone would misunderstand, okay? Qi Deshou is also a very generous person. He exposed it so easily without even asking what happened. If it were my partner, I would ask him to tell the whole story. After all, he is a love rival. Talking about Jian Wen, although he is a pitiful and infatuated person, he is also a bit annoying to him. Even though she knew that Gong liked it, she still wanted to take advantage of her physical discomfort to get pregnant. The reason why she didn't want to explain it clearly in person was simply that she didn't want Gong to stay with him. Maybe the author meant to express the mutual trust between Gong and Shou, but I think Gong's way of handling it was a little inappropriate. He didn't contact Jian Wen for a few days after what he said, so he wouldn't have called Jian Wen to say that he couldn't figure out his thoughts and didn't know how to talk to Shou. Has he ever thought that this kind of behavior will cause uneasiness and suspicion to the other party? Let's think about it in another person's shoes. Aren't there bodyguards and nannies? You can arrange to take care of Jian Wen. You have to stay with him. But Gong finally decided to make it clear to Jian Wen face to face and express his thoughts, which was okay. Okay, maybe the language is a bit extreme, or maybe I don't have enough experience, and I always feel a little bit concerned about the performance of the three of them regarding Jian Wen's pregnancy. . . Awkward, I'm just expressing my personal opinion, I hope the author doesn't mind.

So why is there still a system? The first few pages are quite well written. The back part is too unrealistic and there are too many supporting roles. The protagonist's golden finger is of no use either

Don't like that Jane?

Is Wei Xue a boy or a girl? If you say she is your fiancée, then she is a woman, right? But then he said, "We are now living together, and after experiencing what it means to be a real man, who would still be interested in playing with props?", Is that a man?

This one quite disappointed me. I feel that Xiao Gong's way of dealing with things is very different from the protagonist's written character. Moreover, Gongba didn't even offer an explanation or anything, but he always made a phone call to show concern. Then he just disappeared incomprehensibly, and then reappeared, saying there was nothing, and that was it? The protagonist is also unusually generous, abandoning

Well, Wendeng City is not suitable for me. I read a few chapters and saw a few small attacks. Although one-on-one, it was not my type. Then when I saw two women fighting for a man, okay, I didn't feel anything, so I gave up. But I quite like this kind of out-of-the-box writing style, but I don't try it very much. I can't get used to it now. I hope I have the opportunity in the future.

I hate that kind of QB play the most, especially the one where Baozi had to submit to the QJ in the end. (Hmm~ Still want to see how broken the manager is?)

What happened to Wei Xue?

La la la ~ Looking forward to it^O^

The pair of Weiho have such a sense of immediacy.