You’re Holding a Wolf

The author hates playing such a sad song at such a sad moment, which made me shed tears while watching An Shaoyan, who is so distressed that he can't breathe. Why don't you give him a good ending? If love can't be perfect, it must end with death? His whole body is a complete tragedy. The first relationship made him lose an eye. The second time he loved him, the humbleness of his love. How can the author bear to treat him like this? I still want to cry.

There is too much content about business war, and it is difficult to see any necessary connection with the content. The emotional description is too slow. Duan Ci's image is not the most vivid. The ending feels a bit overwhelming I have read all of Xiao Wu's books, including Poison and Feipian, and read them over and over again. I only skipped through this one.

It's a very tangled article. In fact, I really want to read the story of Xia Chu's mother. . . It's heartbreaking. . .

This is a bit tiring to watch

There is no explanation between the entanglement and the children. The hints in the copywriting are too obscure and there are almost no traces left. It is too pretentious!

I'm crying, crazy . I also like An Shao. . . . More of a distressed feeling. The heroine reminds me of a fairy named Ziwei. Biochain series. Anyway, this woman makes me hate her. The male pigs here are all the objects of my heart.

But how to explain the memories of Forsythia at that time? I always thought her father was talking to her...

Could it be that An Shaoyan is Qiao's biological father?

I just read a post on Tianya, and I saw the one with the most infatuated male characters. The one with Chen Youliang and Peiyao, Tianxin, is quite suitable to play the heroine, with fox eyes. The hero has not thought of it for the moment. Can Chen Kun add heightening insoles?

It feels like I just saw a little bit of hope and then the ending suddenly appeared. Don't understand what's going on