The Big Shot's Poor Ex-Girlfriend

Why do I feel like the writing is so confusing?

After reading it, I always feel that the author has not fully explained a lot of things, ugh...

I was very disappointed at the end. I can only say that the title and introduction gave me the expectation that it would be a good article, but the whole article was very bland, especially the second half. I expected at least a slap in the face or exposure of the heroine's family background + the character she had when she was a child. And it's a bit later in the middle period. Although the author also wrote it, it didn't meet my expectations at all. It's an understatement that I feel sorry for the author's length in writing about the heroine in the early stage. Because of the length of the article that was discussed by others, if I hadn't ordered it in one go, I would have given up halfway through. Then the female supporting character led the person in front of the camera and scolded the heroine in a weird way. The author wrote that the female protagonist is too big-hearted and doesn't care, so the female supporting character's little thoughts are useless. In this case, there is no need to write many barrages and public opinions, which gave me the feeling that the thunder is loud and the rain is small. Since the author is thinking about the ordinary relationship between young lovers, it is okay to write about the things between them. What impressed me most was the male protagonist cooking and the constant dialogue between them. Strangely, nothing impressed me deeply. Generally speaking, there is no point of conflict, whether it is between the protagonists or between the protagonist and the supporting roles, there must be talent. Otherwise, if you look at the front, you will feel it is okay, but when you look at the back, you will feel bland. Anyway, everything is like that for couples, they fall in love, propose, meet family members and get married. (Only my personal opinion, I wish the author a better next book)

It's over, I can't bear to leave it, scatter flowers

I want to see what happens to that Bai Tu

Good guy, good guy, catch the thief, but you really have to pay attention to your health.

Dad, you are finally back, please take care of yourself.

I feel like the plot faded later on

After reading it, I wondered whether the piracy dream the heroine had was Bai's own imagination, but I didn't say anything later. Like other comments said, I felt that Bai's affairs were a bit high-level and low-level. There was a lot of foreshadowing in the front, but there were no consequences for her later. It was just an investment failure. I quite like the overall bland style, but I don't like the kind of forced intellectual subjugation with too many top-notch products, so I still like this book very much.

1. The heroine's dream was not explained clearly. 2. I personally believe in retribution, and good and evil will eventually be rewarded. Although the heroine has a "heroine aura" that is unfair to others, the heroine has never taken away other people's luck or opportunities. How can she let go of it even after being disgusted? Even if she hates someone, she still needs to reflect on herself? Alas, there are many things that are not what I imagined. Since the character Bai has lived a whole life, you have set her up to seize the opportunity and so on. It feels like you still think about "all women are equal" and let this character go easily. Stealing her career is too much in my opinion, even if the heroine doesn't like acting now. You also didn't write down where the heroine's career line will be. It's hard not to think that after marriage, she will just be a rich wife waiting for her husband to get off work every day.