
Love Has No Remedy
此情无计
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 78k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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Reader comments 43
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I don't understand what it means to have no contact for four years. It's because I don't have a favorite chat software.
It's bloody but over the top. Li Zhang hasn't contacted the heroine for four years and still expects her to wait for him and spoil him. The heroine is right to look forward. I don't understand why Li has to question the heroine every time after he comes back. The heroine actually feels guilty. If you ask me, Zhou is more suitable to be the eldest wife. He is very magnanimous and Li is suitable for the role of mistress. , And the story of Li and his first love in the early stage was not clearly explained. He accepted the female protagonist so quickly after breaking up with his first love. I have never seen such a bad male protagonist. I can accept the reasons why Dr. Zhou and his ex-girlfriend broke up. The male protagonist feels that it is purely possessive. I feel that there is only one protagonist, and the two men are placed together in the supporting role area.
I chose Dr. Zhou (of course I don't rule out the possibility that the heroine will like someone better in the future and I will support it??) For two reasons: First, I will pass whoever makes the heroine sad. Li and the heroine were entangled for a few months, then went abroad for four years without contacting the heroine, but he could talk in the group chat. How does the heroine feel? The heroine is very happy with Dr. Zhou and she really likes Dr. Zhou. Second, Dr. Zhou generally knows that he cannot let go or he will lose his wife. He can be the eldest wife (of course, our heroine is so charming that Dr. Zhou feels that he can't do it without her).
A very baffling book that leaves you speechless and choked. The self-protection point is as follows: the heroine gets "love" by working as a nanny and maid for a man. The author enjoys being the mother of a boy, asking the heroine to serve her son tea and water, and taking care of her in every possible way. When the son eats grapes, he has to spit the seeds into the heroine's hand. It makes me feel bad to see him cooking porridge. Oh my God, you can actually cook porridge. I'll give you the name Bai Porridge Brother. Who says this is a 1v2 female controller-friendly recommendation to give it a try! I felt deeply deceived and helpless. Throughout the whole process, he behaved like an avoidant personality, unsure of the relationship. He ignored the heroine for four years and had been flirting with her before. The way to promote the relationship was to rely on the heroine to lose weight and become more beautiful. She was obsessed with sex and directly loved her. It is not recommended for people who like sour and unflattering movies, because it treats the heroine very badly and creates an extremely weak tool character. Recommended for those who are willing to treat their husbands as sons.
After reading the scolding comments, I just want to say that it's because of you🥱You don't like to look at dirty things, you don't like to read them, and you still complain. It's you locusts who make novels more and more boring now. Isn't romance novels just about reading idiotic men and women who are in love? If you like the eight-part essays on the board, please go out and find customized ones.
I just like to see this kind of character setting that is not absolutely correct. Regardless of whether it is right or wrong, the story is really tense. I may also be the kind of person who will fall in love with someone who makes me cry ten thousand times...
What? Finished?? It stopped suddenly. The behavior of this male protagonist is really hard to understand... If he acquiesces that the relationship between the two has been confirmed, then it is outrageous not to chat. If he thinks that it will officially start after returning home, then it is outrageous to keep the female protagonist waiting. Anyway, it is outrageous in all aspects. Calling him an outrageous man has nothing but his face. On the contrary, the second male lead is very charming, sober, tolerant, direct, articulate and lively.
Alas, it's pointless to be soft-hearted about this matter. Although Li had his difficulties, he never contacted her. This ending is even more unexpected than Sissi's. Once or twice it can be called OE. If it's more ugly, it's a bad ending. Alas, but you're writing for free. Alas, teacher, please give us a quick blow next time. I agree that I made a mistake when buying stocks, or you can open an N/P on another platform.
Is it difficult to cook white porridge? . .
We haven't contacted each other for four years, so I can only fall in love with such an affectionate heroine in the novel. Doctor Zhan Zhou, the male protagonist probably won't be able to get rid of him. I thought the heroine opened a harem and closed it all together.