Just after transmigrating into a book, Ye Haorong accidentally poisoned the male lead, Gong Yuhuai. To keep the world from collapsing, Ye Haorong had no choice but to link their lives.
When Gong Yuhuai woke up, he immediately stabbed Ye Haorong without a word. The next moment, a wound appeared on his own chest.
Ye Haorong: "Our lives are linked now. If I get hurt, you'll get hurt too."
Gong Yuhuai stabbed himself again without hesitation, but this time Ye Haorong wasn't hurt.
Ye Haorong: "I forgot to tell you. Your injuries don't affect me."
Gong Yuhuai: "..."
QNMD!
After becoming a villain, Ye Haorong had only wanted to stay alive under the male lead's nose. Somehow, he ended up as the person the male lead protected most, pampered every day in a luxurious villa.
Ye Haorong: Being a wealthy, carefree couch potato isn't so bad. But why is Gong Yuhuai looking at me more and more strangely?
Theme: Even in adversity, strive to live toward the light.
I feel that Shou is a bit too inferior in the Gong family. Ye has a lot of strength behind him. The two of them can have an equal relationship. Shou should be optimistic and neither humble nor arrogant. Attacking his parents' obstruction is a bit far-fetched, even if there is an explanation in this chapter. I feel that Shou's character is not like he would run away just because of Gong's mother's words, and he ran very quickly. After all, Yao let Gong calmly handle the matter. I feel that Shou's character is more inclined to discuss with Gong, first keep himself away from the incident, and let Gong handle the matter well. I don't understand why Gong kept the plan secret from Shou. Shou was obviously worried and worried all the time, so it didn't matter if he told Shou, and Shou wouldn't run away later. The reason for not wanting Shou to get involved was just too far-fetched. Shou was already involved when he and Gong were together. I still feel that the protagonist of this book makes me feel both talkative and not talkative. Some things are solved quickly by communicating with each other, but some things are obviously not that complicated, and it would be really troublesome if they don't talk about it. I don't know why I hate Gong's parents the most in this book. I didn't like it from the first description in the article. I was very disgusted. I just had the aggrieved feeling of being targeted by White Lotus. Ahhhhhh. I can't describe it. It's just very uncomfortable.
Speaking of which, the protagonist doesn't seem too stupid, but why does it make me feel more and more upset the more I watch it?
My evaluation is: I regretted reading it, I was upset after reading it, it would be better not to read it. The copywriting prompted me to buy it. After reading it, I felt that this novel was like a joke. I felt that I had put a little more effort into it. The more I wrote, the more I felt tired. I persuaded myself to finish reading it from beginning to end. I couldn't stand it anymore.
What the hell is this ending??? Are you so perfunctory in a hurry to finish it?
In fact, if Xu told Gong about the system and the novel, Gong should be able to guess what the current situation would be based on Xu working as a secretary by his side. Gong is still relatively powerful. After all, Ye is a college student who has not yet graduated. His clear stupidity is still there. He can't handle this kind of intrigue now.
Did you wear it when you were in the orphanage, and then wear it again now?
I can only say 6, what the hell, you know there is a problem but you throw yourself into the trap
So is Xu Zhiheng a good guy or a bad guy now?
Feel like the protagonist is a bit naive and stupid? ╰(*?`*)╯
Now it seems that Xu Zhiheng should be the original Ye Haorong