Hey, Your Husband Is Out There Being My Bottom

This unit as a whole is a three-person team of Li, Qiao, and Wen, who teases Pei like a clown (but Pei originally had the original intention of harming Qiao and suppressing Wen, so it is reasonable for them to take revenge), but Li is very like that. If he is interested in Pei, he goes to PUA to suppress him. Essentially, getting close to Pei is so that he can enjoy the pleasure of conquest, which is a very cheap relationship. The real love that Pei wants is Li, which he cannot find at all, because Li is the kind of person who puts himself first and only depends on whether the outside world can benefit him. That's right, but it's not suitable for romance. It's very fake. Li and Pei are suitable for being enemies or strangers, but they are not suitable for falling in love. When they do fall in love, Pei is most likely to be pua. He always surrenders to Li and feels that Li talking to him is a gift. Pei's positioning is that of a clown. Instead of this The ending where Zhong Gong treats Shou as a clown for fun to please him and Shou forces his love brain is not as good as their separation and living their own lives. At least this article is good as Li's personal revenge article. The non-CP is quite suitable. The emotional line is fake and difficult to touch 🤔

It feels like crap. It looks like pure love, but in the end, I don't feel love at all. Pei likes her inexplicably. A person who lacks love like him should only fall in love with someone who has strong feelings, but Li only loves himself, so when he hates, he is the strongest and most addictive. Being together is like two people who don't love each other. Pei chose Li more because Li liked him the most among the group. He was in need of love and was forced to grab this life-saving straw by his female partner. In the end, he did not fall in love with Li. He felt that if someone who loved him more appeared, he could run away in a minute. Li only likes Pei, not in love. He loves himself the most and can never give Pei the love he wants. I feel that as Pei grows up, he realizes sooner or later that this is not the love he wants, and they break up in minutes. At the end of the writing, it still seems like two people who have no love at all can make do with each other. Is this a must-have relationship? For Li, love is not a necessity, and he doesn't like Pei that much, so why should they be together?

A little unhappy,,,,? Why do I always feel dissatisfied halfway through watching it, then go back to the sweet spot for a while, and then continue to feel dissatisfied? And I always think about whether I really deserve it? Does he deserve to pay such a high price? Why does it seem like everything is his fault? It gives me a feeling of charity. I always have a sense of déjà vu but I just can't figure it out. Maybe I shouldn't think like a normal person.,,

This unit is so unfinished... I like to watch the two strong characters doting on each other, but they are not very related. The status and feelings of the two in this life are not equal. Their relationship is too blunt and they fell in love with Gong without any process. Gong and Shou are more like people who like things they are interested in. After the relationship makes him unhappy, he can be discarded at any time. Shou has low self-esteem throughout the whole process. In the end, it feels like they have to be together because of the ending. This relationship will not last long. I regret it because of the title and copywriting of the book.

I don't quite understand how the emotional lines are arranged, and as a reader it feels strange. Every time I feel their relationship heats up, I get unlucky and their relationship goes back to the starting point, so in the end it feels like there is no real progress in their relationship. From the looks of it, it seems that the love is not bad, but the offense is very bad and arrogant, and the love between the two is limited. I don't know what to say. I can only say that it's really unlucky for me to suffer. Learn to love yourself first...

I always thought this unit was about forced love or something... After watching it, I only felt the same as CPU Pei. This character is designed as a double evil, so it doesn't count. Pei is not really a villain, but Li Guan, after seeing the back, Pei's feelings are really quite abrupt. There are a lot of pulls and arrogant rejections in the middle. Later, I fell in love with Li directly because of Wen's words. It was even more abrupt than watching forced love. Even though I probably don't like tsundere characters at all and I don't like too long of a pull, which made it a bit uncomfortable to read at one time, I still hope to do some demining. I can see the character settings and outlines before writing a story. After reading this article, it is like a thunderstorm for me... Also, let's clear it up. In the first story, there is a scene where the supporting character is kissing on the cheek, and there is also this article, cpj, run quickly.

Gee, I feel like Shou is a bit OOC in her pursuit of "love"

It always feels weird, uncomfortable to watch, and boring.

I just finished commenting on the previous post when I saw V's statement. Madam, don't put too much pressure on yourself. I don't see anything bad in this world at all. Everyone has different tastes in reading books. It's normal not to be liked by everyone. Even if it's the same author, it's normal for the style to change over time. Madam, she is really a very special existence in Jinjiang. She suits my taste. Come on, I'm waiting for your new book.

Actually, I quite like it. If you like someone, you don't necessarily need to like him to be kind, cheerful, and sunny. You can also just like the dark side. Anyway, evil people have their own evil ways, hehe.