A Green Tea Girl Uses My Photo to Date Online

I feel that the identity setting of the male protagonist at the end is really inexplicable. It was originally just a sweet urban love song in an online game, but suddenly he appeared and changed his face and identity, and an anti-drug agent endured the humiliation and went undercover to solve the case. It was really very disconnected. It was stomach-churning to watch. It was not as interesting as the bland boss setting of Tianliang Wangpo. I personally didn't like the last part between the female protagonist and her parents. I personally didn't like it very much. She feels that her father is transparent. Although the heroine says she hates her father more, the hatred for her father is far less profound than the hatred for her mother. It feels like a punch hitting cotton, light and airy. It gives me the feeling that those spoiled wives in Little Red Book punish cheating husbands because they say I will never love you again, and I will never laugh when I cook for you in the future. Hmm. . . It's not painful or itchy, there's no real loss at all. . . Her parents are living sadly with more than two million yuan that fell from the sky (...? She is dying of cancer and thinks of a daughter who feels sorry for her and wants to meet her...? In short, it is very baffling. The previous game was really fun, but the ending is a pity, quite anticlimactic. But in any case, it is finished.

It's well written, why is it rated so low? It was a little depressing at first, but after reading it I realized that it was an inspirational article. The heroine was like a stranded little fish, trying to save herself on a beach not far from the water, and the hero passed by and returned her to the water. Very inspiring and heartwarming.

I didn't know what a bad ending was before, but now I finally know (???_??)

The first few chapters were quite interesting, but I was stunned by the last few chapters. Haha, the plot has been so weird since the male protagonist disappeared during the cruise ship incident. Both the female protagonist and the male protagonist have become completely different.

I may be an anomaly. Although I didn't expect the plot at the end to go this way, I immediately logged into qwq after watching it. Thinking carefully about the foreshadowing, I seemed to have experienced the same feeling of recovery as the heroine. The coexistence of swords and sugar is really good. Who knows! The author said that emotional dramas are difficult to write, but I think they are really to my liking. Especially in the second play, I discovered a lot of details and hidden emotions between the lines - for example, the struggle of the male protagonist who dared not make a promise but was unwilling to give up, the relationship that the female protagonist thought had gradually faded but was actually always there, the anxiety of the male protagonist when they reunited and the sadness that he thought there would be no future. In short, during the second play, there was no information gap and the mental activities of both parties were really interesting! After taking a taxi for more than ten meters, I rushed out of the car, said goodbye to the hotel, turned around, and the friend list in the game was all blacked out, and the last familiar prompt was lit. They were all written so well that I burst into tears. I also like the previous game + revenge plot! It's just that I was more impressed by the ending of the second playthrough, so I didn't mention it much. The heroine's method of revenge was very enjoyable, and I was very happy to witness her growth and reconciliation with herself. I felt sorry for her that she could only hug the cats for warmth at the beginning. I was very happy that someone could accompany her when she suddenly started talking. After all this, she finally became such a brave and independent girl. As soon as I started reading, I couldn't stop staying up until three in the morning. Now I just feel like I haven't had enough sugar and I still want 100 million extra points (even though it's been a long time since I finished it, I can't let it go)

It was very interesting until the end of revenge. I stayed up late to watch it. It was written until the male protagonist suddenly withered. I liked him very much, but how could the ending plot be so incomprehensible...

It is indeed the same as what most readers said. It is enough to see the heroine take revenge. The subsequent settings are too complicated and the reading experience is poor.

After the male and female protagonists met in real life, their descriptions were so natural and real. As expected, people who are together are not controlled by network cables

I have read the entire article and the plot direction is pretty good. The funny, sweet, uncomfortable and helpless scenes in the middle also attracted me to continue watching. Overall, the writing is great~! I hope the details can be greatly improved. Here are a few detailed questions: 1. Why are the male and female protagonists rich? The heroine's home was demolished? But why was the original house in the name of the heroine, and how did the money end up in her account? During the demolition process, three to five years was actually considered fast, and the demolition process was also full of twists and turns. If the parents knew that they could completely control it, it doesn't make sense here. The same goes for the male protagonist. In the end, I have no idea why the male protagonist is rich and can spend money in the game. He is just a sophomore and can also raise a single Lin Fei. It is not stated clearly and the reader can only rely on the reader's imagination to figure out whether there is compensation or inheritance after the death of his parents. 2. The relationship between the male protagonist and the Marriott Lu family was not clearly stated in the end. It was originally written about friends, and it only appeared twice, so it didn't matter at first, but when it comes to Tan Yue, that is to say, the process of buying an account is the male protagonist → Lu Liyang → Tan Yue → waste, and then follow this process to return to the male protagonist, and then give it a thought. Then the relationship between Lu Liyang and Tan Yue should be described, whether it is because of a good relationship, or because of a transaction, etc. It is impossible for a single circle (especially a wealthy circle) to implement it with just one sentence. Because of this, the relationship between Lu Liyang and the male protagonist should also be made clear to what extent the relationship is good. At the same time, this also raises a question. The male protagonist should be different from the people in these circles. He should not belong to the wealthy circles, have his own industry, etc. 3. The relationship between the doting sister and the male protagonist is not clear. Sister Chong Ai here has helped a lot. Without a certain understanding, it would be impossible to achieve this kind of cooperation, raise the price to the final p price, etc. The male protagonist here has put in a lot of effort, because the male protagonist does not have his own industry, so he should not be in the same circle as Chong Ai, Tan Yue, and Lu Liyang. 4. The male protagonist has not received professional training before and relies on facial recognition to get into the A-circle. This is too far-fetched. It's just a boy of eighteen or nineteen. So many professional DJs have failed to do it, but he did it. . This. . A bit exaggerated. . It feels like it's only been a year since the male and female protagonists truly opened their hearts and loved each other, but the female protagonist has been asked to wait for five years. . Um. . I can't think about it carefully, it feels like every detail is leaking out. I hope the next work will be better.

It turns out that there is this book and the book for poor students. I feel that the author has made great progress. This is not to say that this book is not well written, but the book for poor students is really well written.