The Traitor

A little depressed, Ning Ning finally became the canary in the cage. Having a sword in her hand is completely different from not having a sword in her hand. And since she lost her sword, she no longer has the right to negotiate with Luo Sai on an equal footing.

I'm really going to be pissed off, what does this ending mean? Cong Ning finally turned into a complete waste and was trapped by that Luo Sai. !

Ah, what is this! It's so frustrating to watch! That's it. The male protagonist is cold and violent every day, and the female protagonist has become a licking dog...

Luo Sai... I can only accept him from Ning... He's too arrogant and putting on airs.

The author can't stand it any longer...

I think I'm really crazy. The angrier I get, the more I have to finish it. This book is really about the male protagonist destroying the female protagonist. He usually doesn't get angry and has a strong endurance. This book typically shows possessiveness higher than love. It's so frustrating.

Uh-huh, I'm so frustrated. What nonsense do racing dogs do? Love depends on the author. I'm speechless =_=

Well done Wang Shian, haha

Hahahaha, Luo Sai doesn't want his children to go to kindergarten and his wife hasn't graduated from college yet.

Because I really like this setting and the sense of cp in the early stage is very strong, I have been following it. In the middle of the movie, I thought it would be better to watch the heroine start a career, but then she didn't have a career... Maybe the heroine setting is like this. I don't want to say it's unfinished, but it's a bit anticlimactic. The ten doors that have been laid out for a long time don't seem to be that powerful in the end. I also hope that the extra points will add more perspectives of the male protagonist! There are too many descriptions of the male protagonist's expressions in the text. I can't understand what's wrong with him, let alone the female protagonist.