My modern romance, His Little Fairy of Wash, Cut, and Blow-Dry, is currently being serialized. Please add it to your favorites.
Blurb:
This is the story of how the heroine used every trick in the book to finally pursue (pounce on) her aloof sect leader...
"That day, she stumbled upon Qingyue bathing in a hot spring.
That was her sect leader, and her father's close friend.
But she just couldn't forget what she saw that day: a hazy, unreal silhouette in the mist-shrouded pool, wet hair as dark as ink, and skin as flawless and white as jade.
What she found hardest to forget was the eye-catching, alluring cinnabar mole on the person's slender, pale arm when they lifted their left hand. It was as if it had been carved into her heart, impossible to forget."
[One-on-one romance, happy ending.]
[Mary Sue. No moral compass. No logic. Read at your own risk.]
Announcement: This story will be switched to paid chapters on April 24. The paid chapters start with Chapter 27, so if you've already read them, please don't buy them again. Thank you all for your support so far, and I hope you'll continue to support me...
Theme:
What the hell???? Did the male protagonist ever love the female protagonist's father??? Bl plot? . . .
I'll go. . Is this still a female queen? So many gay people! Just change it to gay writing
What is the exchange of tokens?
What's going on? Why did you marry someone else?
What the hell, the male protagonist has been changed? Don't scare me. But no, if I change this article, it will be a failure.
Catch up In fact, in the final analysis, it is Meng Chaoge's fault. Before, it was probably because the protagonist was a concubine after all. Yuxue feels like she is actually a concubine So you can't spoil your concubine and kill your wife(?) But even if you get such a sum of money when you die, it will be of no use. Lexi seems to be fine, but Meng Shu is his daughter after all and he can't ignore it. I think Lexi is the housekeeper after all. He must have more men and horses than the protagonist who has not returned for many years. He is also more popular than the protagonist, even though he has a pig teammate And the protagonist still chooses to forgive in the end I told the male lead before that I wanted to find a place to live in seclusion, and in the blink of an eye I took over the family. And the protagonist's home seems to be the richest man in the beginning. I think the author may have forgotten this setting. The Meng family is not an aristocratic family. The protagonist's family background is said to be good, but in the early stage, the protagonist completely followed the Jianghu route Now that Meng Chaoge is gone, the protagonist has no life experience at all If you want to take over all the stores of the Meng family, you have to deal with the careful calculation manager. I also have to deal with my sister who keeps trying to commit suicide. It feels like the protagonist's life experience and what he has learned are simply not enough to cope with it. The protagonist is 8 years old when he appears and 16 years later eight years later. Suppose he spent two years pursuing the 18-year-old male protagonist. And he has been practicing martial arts almost all these years It feels like it's just literacy at most. Before the age of 8, the protagonist was so weak and sick that he could hardly leave the house. The next eight years were just back and forth between two points and one line. Either Mo Lan takes care of her or her peers take care of her, and she makes mistakes all the time when getting along with the leader. I feel that it is quite difficult for the protagonist to take over this position and handle it well. The protagonist probably has to rely on the male lead, although I feel that he is not much better than the protagonist in business. Overall, the writing is okay It was this magical stroke that surprised me, and I hope the author can come back to it in the future. And I also hope that the author will not end up unfinished because he hopes that 550,000 words will be completed. I started watching it yesterday The author has written a lot, and it took me almost 4 hours to read it all at once (with breaks in between), hoping for a perfect ending. I don't know why I didn't give a grade but I'll make it up later.
Why do you think Meng Chaoge just talked a lot of nonsense and didn't say anything important = = Didn't reveal any past events at all. . .
I really like the setting of the leader Even if he died, I would be happy~ (... Sick) I just really feel sad that such a character died because of Qing (hairpin) It's just better than the sadomasochistic love he had with Mo Lan over there. I don't like Mo Lan, I really don't understand this kind of help that only lasts for 3 minutes But it can be compared to the kindness others have treated him for more than 10 years The protagonist has long forgotten which valley he went to He dedicated himself there alone as a spare tire
I don't think he doesn't like the leader It's just that he thinks the heroine is more important to him I don't really like this kind of entangled and self-flagellating deputy CP, but I like the setting of the leader.
The plot jumps too fast, and the feelings come together all of a sudden. I still hope that the heroine will grow up as soon as possible. You can't always be protected by the male protagonist, and shouldn't the male protagonist be the weak one when it comes to sex???