Falling for the Dark Moonlight

What a pity for Pei Mo. The heroine's struggle to return to the workplace can still be unfolded. I feel that the author also wanted to unfold the situation of the heroine's brother bit by bit instead of writing it all in one chapter. How Pei Yan let it go and how the male protagonist opened up his self-isolation little by little. Zhu Ma Zhang has not yet explained it. There are many regrets and many wonderful moments I feel the passion in modern romance after a long time. It's great that the heroine can return to the game. It's great to have her own love. But I feel that the spiritual growth of the heroine can be written about. She initially thought that she could get married by a man, but then she found out that she made enough money (but her ability as a caregiver was not very good, and her career ceiling was a bit low). Then she started to pursue her own life bit by bit, and she overcame it as soon as she pursued it, hahaha. But it's already a blessing to have a novel like this

I want to see their extra chapter. Why did Xiao Gu feed it to Xiao He and then feed it to Xiao Pei's mouth? It's a bit fantasy and the three of them are happy? Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

It's a pity to fall into Black Moonlight... I like the heroine very much. I don't think it's bad for her to plan to marry a rich man to solve the problem because her life is very difficult. She didn't hurt anyone; In addition to ambition and ability, the author gives her a strong talent. She was once a legend in the Go world in her childhood. Her ability to return to the game after eight years is still not inferior to that of a professional player (I know it is unlikely in reality, but it is a novel after all). During her rebellious period, she fought with her family and gave up Go. It's actually quite fun to watch the heroine return to the workplace and kill everyone in the later stages. My regret is the opportunity for her to return to Go, why is it a man again... I don't mind the male protagonist helping him, I'm not that kind of man, if I offer help, then the woman won't be considered an independent person. But I hope this woman can become independent-minded and seek help from others. The person she helps can be a man or a woman. In the novel, the person who helps her happens to be a man for the sake of the emotional line. But when all her motivation is driven by the male protagonist, many people may not mind, but I will feel sorry. Why must it be the male protagonist who cracked her clam shell, but not her own desire and impulse to break through the constraints? And she is an ambitious and capable person, and she relies on the male protagonist to make the final decision for her. From the perspective of a romance novel, it may be very sweet. But she made her own decision, and this book won't be affected at all. I'm really sorry. But except for this paragraph, everything else is okay. The ending may be because the author is in poor health and has to finish it in a hurry. But the pulling scenes in the early stage are still very interesting.

I'm a little confused. The author didn't explain clearly what happened in the Zhao family's house at the beginning. The male protagonist also said that he would ask a lawyer to investigate, but there was no further explanation. Did I miss it?

It's so rushed. I feel like I can write 20 more chapters, which will be more fulfilling.

Every time my wife writes a heartthrob article, I feel like it ends too hastily. I feel weak after writing. Bother.

It took me two days to read it. I read it based on the heroine recommended by Xiaohongshu. The first chapter was really interesting. I stayed up late to watch it after 1 o'clock, especially in the early stage when the heroine wanted to marry into a rich family for money, and she had various scheming towards Gu Yanshi. The character of Gu Yan was also very vivid in the early stage, but to be honest, I was a little disappointed after reading Chapter 90. Everyone's characters were inexplicable. Collapse, especially the heroine, has a strong sense of fragmentation. I think it would be great if she could always maintain the kind of character that is only for money. Later, she was too abrupt towards the male protagonist (maybe the author was afraid that the heroine would be scolded when she wrote that way). Later, the heroine finally married into a rich family, just as she expected, but the author just wrote it as if this was not the heroine's original intention, which gave people the feeling of being both serious and independent.

It was quite sudden... It was gone.

Damn, really, when will you write about quick travel again? I really want to see it, I want to wear it quickly.

Alas, the second brush still feels that the ending is very hasty, and I feel like I am rushing to finish the ending.