A Few Things About Him

The male protagonist just supports his father and bullies the girls

Let's just write a romantic drama, the plot of revenge is blunt.

So is this the end?

Cui Jingping is indeed pitiful, a poor man who knows the truth

I thought it was a sweet and sweet Xiaoyan who only has love, but when I saw it, it actually started to follow the plot. I thought the ending would be tragic, but in the end, it turned out to be Xiaoyan's way again. Well, I personally quite like this. After all, I just want to watch a sweet novel.

No wonder I said before that Chao Ge's basic skills are not good.

The heroine's character didn't feel as charming as in the first few chapters. The male protagonist is promiscuous...

Qu Mei said it well, the upper beam is not straight and the lower beam is crooked, and Cui is not a good bird. She is very promiscuous. I didn't like her from the beginning. I don't understand how the heroine could fall in love with such a person. In the end, I actually wanted to start over. After finally avenging my sister, are you going to get yourself involved again? Infinite loop?

It's a wonderful novel, and the writing is also very good. This is a big book, and I will follow it slowly.

Are there a few places that you don't understand? Jing Xing later gave Chaoge his house and car, and there was a letter in it. Chaoge tore it up, but I don't know the content of the letter? And what was the reason why Jing Xing broke up with Chao Ge in the end? Is it just because Chao Ge knew that Jing Xing tacitly condoned his father's crime? What did Jingxing do with that little reporter in the cemetery at the end? Without Chao Ge's appearance, Jing Xing was really ready to take that little reporter home!? Did Jing Xing know Chao Ge's identity in the end? And that Hu Meng and Jing Xing had been flirting with each other? Alas, I don't know what happened if I didn't look carefully. . .