The Queen and the Sickly One [Showbiz]

I want to read the story (*/ω\*)

Looking at the whole story, the characters are not fleshed out, the interactive dialogue is quite childish, and even though it all ends, I still don't feel the love the heroine has for the hero. The female protagonist is also very self-centered. She will let the male protagonist go if something happens. She will hang up the phone and turn off the phone and ignore people forever, waiting for the male protagonist to find her... And she will always teach the male protagonist something. It's about to end, and the big villain who was buried at the beginning has come out, as if he is a villain for the sake of being a villain? I came out to be a relationship promoter... But this was an article from a year ago... It was probably popular at that time... Anyway, I wish the author better and better. Every future book will be smooth in writing, full of plot, and popular~ I am still very grateful to the author for writing each story for us. Thank you for your hard work.

Very nice 2333 ~ The character design is really interesting ~ I really like the little wolfdog like the male protagonist ~

Can I say it sucks?

It feels like the domineering queen persona of the heroine is not reflected. When the heroine and the hero have a conflict, the heroine's reaction is to separate from the hero and then ignore the hero. Except for the imprisonment and the final proposal where the heroine took the initiative, other times when there are conflicts, it is the hero who takes the initiative to coax them back. By the way, shouldn't the setting of the domineering president be that the male protagonist is jealous, says some unpleasant words, and then the female protagonist kisses him forcefully and makes him speechless (covers his face, runs away...)

_(:зゝ∠)_It's over and I still don't know who the heroine's father is.

The author is great, can I ask for a sequel o(*////▽////*)q

When I saw half of it, I really wanted to throw away the cannon fodder of the male protagonist.

I don't know who the heroine's biological father is.

As expected, I still have to rely on my sister to propose.