The Third Breakup

I have finally read all the works of Wu Sangda. I am very happy. I am the only author so far who can read all the works in one go and read them intensively twice. The writing is full of magic. In addition to following the plot and characters, I will also think about the changes and mood of the works. It is an exciting reading experience. Creation is not easy, and hard work may not bring you equal resonance and applause. No matter whether I write more or not, the existing works are definitely unique in Jinjiang. I think it is very good, and I believe there are many people who believe so. Although Da Da has kept a low profile, it seems that he is continuing to improve his existing works, cherishing them as if he were his own children. This is already rare. I respect, understand and wish Da Da good luck for all his choices.

The better the writer is, the more he can ruin an entire article with one sentence. The male protagonist and the female protagonist broke up three times without separation anxiety. He had separation anxiety for the first time in his life when he sent his daughter to school. This is even more true in Octagon Beauty. The male protagonist treats Aoi like a believer worshiping a god. He is better than life and everything, and the female protagonist is like a puppet. The most important person to the hero is a carrier brought into the world, like a tool. The heroine and the hero met all because of the birth of Aoi to heal the hero. The heroine is at the bottom of the entire food chain. The dignity that cannot be obtained from a servant can be solved by a daughter with just one sentence. The hero's emotional intensity for his daughter is probably eight hundred times higher than that for the heroine! Of course, later on the author wrote that the male protagonist Aixing's little daughter is no different from Aikui and made up for it a little bit! It's almost the same in one issue and one episode. The male protagonist and Curly Hair are obviously father and daughter, but ignoring their identities, the atmosphere described is that of a couple or even deeper than a couple. Every frustrated moment is cured by just looking at the daughter. In contrast, the female protagonist only has a superficial physical love. The existence of the daughter heals the male protagonist's soul wounds and gives him spiritual comfort that no one can replace. It is really uncomfortable to watch the female protagonist being excluded from the close alliance between the male protagonist and his daughter! I can only say that he is an author that people both love and hate, with master-level writing and movie-level graphics. It would be perfect if he didn't bring in niche xp every time.

It's 2025, medicines are being purchased collectively, and the entire industry is in a low ebb. How is Mr. Gua's career? [Covering face, laughing and crying]

It's interesting to see the male protagonist's scheming entirely up to the readers themselves. The ending is a little rushed. He was so sorry to the heroine three times. Is it a big deal if he gets married?? The heroine was so painful that she cried and trembled, unable to calm down.

He ran out to smoke, and Er Rui had been nagging him recently to quit smoking. When he came back after smoking, Er Rui said angrily to him: "Who else will marry you besides me?" Child Qiqi immediately answered: "There is still me." Then he told Mr. Gua, "Daddy, I love you, and I will always be with you." Dad is more proud and sweeter than in his heart. Help me. I wanted to trick myself into thinking too much, but if I look carefully, it is written like this in every article. I can't imagine what the father and daughter will do when the heroine gets old! Father does not allow his daughter to marry anyone else. If his daughter wants to marry her father, what are you two going to do? Also, what does it mean to have separation anxiety for the first time in your life after being separated from your daughter? It feels like the male protagonist has changed from Zhasu to ltp.

Wu Sang, please come back soon. I miss you so much.

Otahara said he would be away for three years. I think it's been a long time. Now let's see how many three years it will take to return??!!

Wu Sang, please come back and write again🥹

I like this author's book the most, it's very beautiful [Applause][Applause]

The female protagonist is very good, but the male protagonist is not as serious as Xiao Xiao