Generally, I don't look at male protagonists who are unclean. The male protagonist in the first world has a good personality and charm, but what is a bit criticized is that the heroine in the first world is a bit suffocated or camera-obsessed. But to me, it's much better than the kind of coquettish wives who love dodder and white flowers.
This book is also about pretending to have a widow to save one's life. I like this kind of plot very much, but there are very few. If it's good-looking, there are even fewer.
Most of the copywriting I saw showed that the heroine was feeling aggrieved, so I wouldn't read it. This one was recommended by others. After reading it, it was okay. I really didn't expect some of the plots.
Charming, novel character design, I was only impressed by the heroine after watching it, but I don't remember the hero at all, it's very good [bad laugh]
The male protagonist is very cool, and I like to see the male protagonist unable to fall in love with him (I don't like the plot where the heroine falls in love with his fingers)
The reason why I keep reading the story is that the heroine will not love the hero wholeheartedly. It is very difficult to find a cold heroine. If you have any recommendations, you can recommend them to me. I like the heroine who is cold and heartless, or the kind of gentleman who is like a jade.
The heroine plays the role of the Flower of the High Mountain, which is okay (although I would rather see the real heroine of the Flower of the High Mountain. There are too many male protagonists of the Flower of the High Mountain, usually paired with a lively heroine with a little sun. I prefer to watch the male and female protagonist of the Double Flower of the High Mountain, but unfortunately, there are too few of these)
This one is the same. The heroine forged a white moonlight for herself (I really like this one. Can anyone recommend it to me? Jinjiang has only seen one or two books like this) [Cat Claw]
Fortunately, this is the title of the book. Although I don't like the plot in the early stage where the heroine has a crush on the hero. I like the plot in the middle stage where the heroine targets the hero the most. But in the later stage, she forgives the hero too quickly, so I am a bit disappointed.