[Author's upcoming contemporary romance:]
The 444 Wonton Shop: All the customers at the wonton shop are monsters and ghosts!
After transmigrating into the family of a merchant, she finds herself a widow with a stepson who's neither a child nor an adult, while a pack of wolves circles outside, coveting her property.
Cheng Jiu'er decides to be a good stepmother, raise her stepson, expand the family business, and work toward becoming the greatest merchant in Great Qian!
[The heroine is a stepmother in name only, and the hero is her stepson.]
In short, this is an adorably sweet slice of life about a newly widowed stepmother and her stepson.
● A few things to know:
● A light, fictional story. Please don't nitpick historical details, and no ranking comparisons, please.
● Writing isn't easy, so this is just for fun. If it's not your cup of tea, please quietly move on.
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Theme:
The reason why I don't like it is that if the robbery can be seen as fighting for love, the previous hesitation can be seen as pity for his life experience. However, while talking about love, he also acts like a forced avenger and plays games. To be honest, I am completely disappointed with this male lead in just three words. Three years later. . . Those three years were the three years when the male protagonist grew up and fell in love with Jiu'er, and it was also the time when the female protagonist was attracted to him but also disappointed in him. They had missed it long ago. If we say that heart-to-heart love can still be expected to last forever and overcome many obstacles, but blindly grinding heartbeats and one-sided expectations will only dissipate after being hurt and disappointed. In the past, I felt sorry for the second male lead because it was too late and I regretted missing him. However, this kid always felt that it was his fault.
I always feel that the emotional lines are not detailed enough, but overall it's still okay.
Suddenly I felt that the second male lead was a bit miserable
Great article, no comments
Stopping at key points and not seeing enough.
The male protagonist is upright in his profession, how can he have the nerve to say this when he sits upright?
Where is the heroine's IQ in this chapter? It's so stupid. This level of scheming doesn't even appear in Gong Douwen. . .
The super spicy business model is very bad and I can't stand it anymore.
Let's have some rivalry between the male and female protagonists
Is the author not in a relationship? Then why are you having so much ambiguity... Anyone with a discerning eye knows that Su Yue likes Cheng Jiuer?
The reason why I don't like it is that if the robbery can be seen as fighting for love, the previous hesitation can be seen as pity for his life experience. However, while talking about love, he also acts like a forced avenger and plays games. To be honest, I am completely disappointed with this male lead in just three words. Three years later. . . Those three years were the three years when the male protagonist grew up and fell in love with Jiu'er, and it was also the time when the female protagonist was attracted to him but also disappointed in him. They had missed it long ago. If we say that heart-to-heart love can still be expected to last forever and overcome many obstacles, but blindly grinding heartbeats and one-sided expectations will only dissipate after being hurt and disappointed. In the past, I felt sorry for the second male lead because it was too late and I regretted missing him. However, this kid always felt that it was his fault.
I always feel that the emotional lines are not detailed enough, but overall it's still okay.
Suddenly I felt that the second male lead was a bit miserable
Great article, no comments
Stopping at key points and not seeing enough.
The male protagonist is upright in his profession, how can he have the nerve to say this when he sits upright?
Where is the heroine's IQ in this chapter? It's so stupid. This level of scheming doesn't even appear in Gong Douwen. . .
The super spicy business model is very bad and I can't stand it anymore.
Let's have some rivalry between the male and female protagonists
Is the author not in a relationship? Then why are you having so much ambiguity... Anyone with a discerning eye knows that Su Yue likes Cheng Jiuer?