Perhaps this play went off the rails from the very beginning, its tune and rhythm all wrong, straying from its original course.
But it wasn't until later that I understood:
Sometimes, even a fated bad match is still fate.
[Before You Dive In]
1. First-person narration.
2. The story is full of foreshadowing and twists, one leading into another. The plot can be a bit of a brain-burner, and the focus is on the story.
3. This is a realistic novel that explores the many sides of human nature. There are no absolutely good or bad characters.
4. Happy ending, happy ending, happy ending~ (￣▽￣~)
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Theme: Redemption.
I have discarded several articles recommended by others (all the same). This article is really attractive and fluent. Moreover, it is a first-person article that I hate. I read it with gusto. In many novels, I don't understand why the male protagonist likes the female protagonist because the male protagonist is usually very rich and the female protagonist is beautiful. But this article made me see the charm of the female protagonist and her career style in dealing with people. The only things I didn't like were 1. It was too short and the ending was too hasty. 2. The leukemia started to be bloody. 3. The heroine transferred all the shares to the hero (actually the heroine didn't do anything excessive to the hero) ps. I always thought that Asheng would turn around, but it didn't happen. Haha, I really felt that the heroine was too tired when I saw it later. I even thought that maybe it would be good for her to be freed, but that is too regretful. Although the ending is Mary Sue, it is satisfactory. In summary, this is the only book that I think I can read this week. Highly recommended!
I cried for the heroine when I was watching Convict, and I cried for the hero when I was watching Entrapment. Finally, there is a book where the male and female protagonists are perfect! Throw flowers! See you in the next book!
It's okay, except the ending is very baffling
It's very touching, but I don't quite understand how the relationship between the heroine and the hero is so deep. Why do they love each other so much and have to do with him? Maybe it's not enough space, and the story starts directly with the hero and heroine falling in love with each other, so I feel that the relationship between the hero and heroine is not deep enough. But I still like this story very much. It's as beautiful as a fairy tale. Thank you to the author for your hard work.
Please! Write some extra stories!
Please, I can't get enough of it.
It's too short, it made me cry to death
Wow, when I read Chapter 30, I always felt that this story would take more than 110 chapters plus extra chapters (tide
I love and hate the second male lead, I kind of like it
I suddenly felt a little emotional, if the heroine in "Let Sin Fall" had the palace of the heroine in this book, would she have ended up differently... A very good story. From "Let the Sin Fall" to "Entrapment" and then to this "The Entertainer", the author's heroines are getting better and better. Just, suddenly my mind opened up. If the male protagonist and the second male protagonist in "Let the Sin Fall" met Jiang Rong, the female protagonist of this book, would Jiang Rong's ending be better than Cen Zhao's?