The overall plot of the novel is okay, but it's just as painful as reading a pirated book. I mean I read 90 chapters and caught 48 bugs, not even including the wrong sentences and incoherent parts. This situation has become more serious especially after V.
It's so funny, you're a good person who spends money to read "pirated articles" on genuine literature websites.
At first, I felt that the female protagonist was positive and cheerful in facing difficulties, while the male protagonist was arrogant and trashy, and I felt sorry for the female protagonist.
Later, I honestly said that the heroine really didn't have enough sense of responsibility to understand her choice. In fact, I don't think the male protagonist is that good, but it's just like marrying a wife. It doesn't matter why or who you marry. Basically, once you get married, you should be responsible. Everything else is an excuse to be a scumbag.
The heroine is quite irresponsible. A female college student knows how to fall in love but doesn't understand family responsibilities. She cares about her head but not her bottom. Although people will be punished if they don't do it for themselves, whoever falls in love with such a person is indeed unlucky.
Oh, in fact, it is quite unlucky to fall in love with the male protagonist. The male protagonist has no respect and equality at all. Sometimes he is a little considerate of others, but not much. At most, he is a little more love-savvy than the female protagonist. But compared to this, based on the male protagonist's previous behavior of seeking death, I think the male protagonist is a kind of sustenance for the female protagonist.
I used to feel that the heroine was aggrieved because she had to please, but no matter how she deceives people's feelings, she is a scumbag, not to mention that the heroine is actually a scumbag while talking about love, so now I feel that the two of them are evenly matched.
Does the heroine not know the character of the hero? It's understandable that the heroine wants to go home at all costs, but using Li's things and the trash character of the hero means that if the heroine leaves, Li will die. Doesn't the heroine know it clearly? She knew it, but pretended not to think anything out of selfishness and irresponsibility. I think a moral person would never sacrifice the lives of others to achieve his or her own wishes, but the heroine didn't even think about dealing with the consequences, so she gave in hypocritically.
Needless to say, the male protagonist is pretty rubbish from the beginning, except for his face. His status, force, and money can never be added from 0 to a higher score. But the female protagonist wants to take advantage of the male protagonist, so it's natural for her to be laughed at, right? Is it possible to get something for nothing? But for the male protagonist to sit behind and force the female protagonist to have fun and force her to get married. The most important thing is to pay attention to integrity in the transaction. It is quite shameful for the male protagonist to end up with such an ugly transaction after doing a good transaction. Moreover, he is always threatening this and that person. Otherwise, you will be a real shark, which makes me a little annoyed. Treating people as playthings requires both sincerity and sincerity. Brother, are you sick and treat yourself quickly?
Anyway, one of them is trash and the other is a scumbag, so they are a good match.
This is probably because evil people will have their own trials and tribulations.
The relationship between the two didn't show anything at all. From the beginning, I felt that the heroine was just looking for sex, and the hero just didn't want to live anymore. The heroine just wanted to have fun and have fun, and the last spiritual sustenance was there. There was no clue in the entire story line that the two of them were desperately in love. They clearly didn't care but acted like they were really in love. I was really amused after watching it.
The label of a match made in heaven is correct, I wish you the best of luck.
Originally, Gong's personality was quite in line with my tastes and intentions, but Shou is like a cesspool, talking to himself and not understanding good people while leaving garbage around him. The female assistant wrote as if she couldn't refuse and patched it up to express that Shou is kind. She showed me a speechless and gentle White Lotus character. She is only stubborn in front of people who are good to her, right? And that director, to be honest, a supporting character is so brainless and annoying, but all the characters in the article think that Director Li is pretty good? The characters in the whole article have a sense of being unable to distinguish between distant and distant relatives and without a sense of right and wrong. Director Li will probably be nauseous many times in the future because he just can't stand it and just put it on the blacklist. I have to say that it feels like mud cannot hold up the wall.
After reading some articles about breast hyperplasia, I found that they are pure toxic garbage. Several characters are the type to blame others for their problems. Shou is a pure resentment type and has never met two good people. Although he fought back in the end, I can't figure out why he kept Gong. No, no, no. Isn't it disgusting to keep this kind of garbage as a pet? Being the Lord God doesn't mean you have to worry about it for a long time. How can you be treated like a dog by your boyfriend of nine years and still act like it's nothing? It's so embarrassing.
Where I couldn't stand it, I felt that the author actually empathized with capital.
Sometimes it's okay to write about the main character and CEO planning, but I really hate the two situations where players should be defrauded of money and employees should be treated as subordinates.
The protagonist is saying that he is more conscientious than (our real-life game manufacturers), while doing capitalist behavior, laughing to death, and obviously not feeling anything in his heart.
Capitalists should hang on street lights!
I don't quite understand what kind of world the heroine lives in. They sell black technology, bamboo dragonflies, and so many magical items, but there is also a side description on the background. The character sighs: Fortunately, my home is close, so I can catch the queue. It has been on sale for several days and has become a hit online? The total population of the world is 20,000? Sometimes we have to queue for two hours just to eat hot pot at a restaurant. The heroine is so awesome and even opens a stall at a fixed time, but only so many people line up.
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