Well, I suddenly found out that I can no longer get five stars. It's so sad. This is used to balance the ratings. I have read a few books in the past that were so bad that I deleted my reading history. . .
Shit, the male protagonist is so stupid and talkative. The heroine, an innocent girl, was involved and was scolded, slut-tagged, and unjustly accused and tortured. In the end, the hero didn't even apologize. The heroine went from being ordinary and tenacious as a copywriter to a Stockholm doormat. It gave people a sense of powerlessness that after she fell in love with an ugly man, she would automatically become more talkative. The hero who wrote the loan loan regretted being a dog for a long time. The comment was deleted after making complaints. Hello author, can you sleep at night [kiss]
I really liked it when it was serialized, but in the middle of it I found that the author started to write some plausible plots without clarifying them, so the comment section turned into a gb girl carnival [covering face and laughing and crying] It was really uncomfortable to spit it out
I read this a few months ago and it was so funny. . . . I couldn't put it down after reading the first few chapters. They were all mentally retarded (literally). The most impressive plot was when the heroine was forced into a car by a man and taken away (it was known that it was not life-threatening) and she jumped out of the car window. What does that mean?
The heroine and the heroine are so cute together. . . . One of the men is extremely mean. It also prevents the heroine from seeking death without knowing it (the heroine is triggered to go home after being killed several times by others). The female protagonist can see that she is really worried, and the male is ugh (including the male protagonist, it is also difficult to evaluate) (but the female protagonist is too cute, so it is still four stars) (emotion is scoring and rationality is dissuading)
The copywriting is a scam. I read the copywriting and you didn't tell me that the original male protagonist was a person who couldn't coordinate the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law. Even if the girl came home to have a meal, she would be ridiculed and arranged for other girls to have contact with the male protagonist. You didn't tell me that this girl would deliberately spread rumors to make the female protagonist mistakenly believe that her husband was cheating on her. You didn't tell me that the ex-husband was a super male, so he threatened to kill the baby girl before committing suicide. Isn't this a scam? Then let me ask you! ! !
The logic is confusing, the preface does not match the subtitles, and the plot is difficult to connect. I can't accept it without thinking. When I think that I actually added this to the book list of the girl next door, I feel an unspeakable guilt, as if there are ants crawling on my body [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] Guo Nainai!