It's such a blunt article. I've read twenty or thirty chapters and I don't know if I should continue reading... This kind of article should be on Tomato, so that when I first read it, I wouldn't read the plot with too much expectation. When I encounter some unreasonable parts, I will just "forget it, I'll just read Tomato". It's tasteless to eat, but it feels like a pity to throw it away... I've read similar articles, and that one is very interesting. When I found this book, I thought I could read it... I'll leave it alone for now, maybe it will be useful later.
An indescribable article. This article would have no merit if it didn't contain some edging. The plot is so forceful that I don't know what to say. The heroine is probably a spoiled wife in the chapters I've read so far. Some of the decent characters who appeared seem to have been demoted. I thought the heroine was OK when we first met her, but I didn't feel that anything commendable had happened to me. The male protagonist is a top-notch lunatic, and the female protagonist ran to play in the water by herself, playing barefoot. The guards were afraid that something might happen to the female protagonist and could only watch from a distance, but accidentally saw the female protagonist's feet. As a result, the male protagonist came back. After knowing this, he gave the guard thirty lashes and asked him to forget this scene. Male protagonist, if you really can't do it, go check it out [cover your face, laugh and cry] By the way, the heroine's nickname is Jiao Jiao'er, plain, Jiao Jiao'er, this name is mentioned in this article very much. It can be said that this book is a useless official document without any edges. However, the writing in the margins is indeed okay. If you had seen it on the po, my words would not be so harsh [waving hands]
The life of a top loser heroine who was wronged and tortured. The male protagonist is a male father arranged by the author who can support the female protagonist in all aspects [666] The deepest impression this article left on me was not the forced and blunt relationship between the female protagonist and the male protagonist at the beginning, but the plot of Shura Field. The author said that she liked the two men competing for one woman the most. But the second male character in this article is configured to "nourish the stomach." Are you serious? I'm convinced. [Applause] Is Yangwei Man competitive at all? [Covering face, laughing and crying] It's just a play between the male and female protagonists. This article is really not good to read, but it still has some edges to improve the perception. Moreover, I felt that the plot was dragging, not in a way that made people feel happy, but in a way that made people feel upset and wanted to fast forward. I think the main reason is because the male lead's rival, the second male lead, is too cool. At first glance, he looks like the lowest level of trash, without any threat or interest at all. When a character who is supposed to be fun(?) Only makes people upset when looking at it, it is a devastating blow to the reader's perception. As for some complaints about strong men, weak women, spoiled wives, etc., I don't think it's okay. After all, the selling point of this article is very clear, and there is no need to say obvious things. So my dissatisfaction mainly lies in the plot arrangement.
