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I thought this book was very well written at the beginning, but then it became less interesting. It has also become more routine, they are all separated and reunited by mistake, and they can reunite after resolving the knot in their hearts. The heroine at the beginning is particularly attractive because she has a very different persona. So it's a pity later. Although the heroine is portrayed as a seemingly cold "inert gas" personality, the way of writing is relatively shallow. The heroine can only be shown in front of the hero by expressing nothing and being calm when something happens, and then crying in front of the hero to express how much the hero understands him and how much she loves him. And maybe because the perspectives of the male and female protagonists are all in the later scenes, it seems that the heroine is somewhat different from the character of Inert Gas. The male protagonist is actually quite strange. He clearly loves and dotes on the female protagonist and is not a person who insists on himself in love, but he does not take the initiative to find the female protagonist. Although he is being manipulated by his family, this is actually where the male protagonist sets his departure. The male protagonist is a very It's excellent. The older brother has learned from past experiences, and he didn't show much love for his mother. He gave up the heroine for her mother, but he accepted the heroine after she was exposed in college... I can only say that the rest of it is average, but it doesn't mean it's bad, so I finished watching it.

Why hasn't it been updated today?

It's so beautiful that I can't help but stay up late to watch it when I go to work tomorrow👀. The author should write more [spread flowers][spread flowers][spread flowers]

It's great to see the ending.