It's a bit hard to say. I don't like the heroine's character and style, but whether the opponent is too low. But if the heroine treats the opponent as a toy... I can't convince myself. I still think the opponent is too low, but the taste is very right.
"The regent's letter of love has been discovered, and the emperor is angrily walking towards your palace... Please hide the prince on the bed and count down..."
Even if Chacha is talking to 4 people at the same time and they are found to have broken up immediately, they will still chase after each other (I watched this earlier, I remember that I liked to burst into tears at the time)
Recommended for those who like Korean humor + don't care about the ending and love the writing style.
In the second week, male A and the female protagonist are an unmarried couple, male B is the brother of male A, male B sends the female protagonist to male A, male C stops the car, male B and the female protagonist are intimate with male A in front of male A, male A resists but washes his underwear with a cold face: "You stay with me well from now on, I will pretend it never happened. The female protagonist scolds him that he feels wronged and then quietly peels crabs for the female protagonist." All male ABCDE love it so much
Don't watch the extras! ! ! A real newspaper. Whoever watched it regretted it. I looked a little bit and my whole body was about to explode.
The strategy in the main text is to grasp it with your hands.
Song Nian is the best-behaved dog...
Male A is the fiancé of the heroine, Male B is the illegitimate brother of Male A, Male C is Male A's follower, and Male D is a student sponsored by the heroine's father.
Week 1: The female protagonist and male B are connected by pain. In order to avoid suffering, she chained male A and found things for male C to do. She also hinted that male A would cause trouble for male D. At the same time, she asked male B and male D to learn to exercise. Finally, in order to solve the problem, male B was locked up.