The Century's First Warm Marriage

What kind of rubbish novel? I didn't know what a bad novel was until the male protagonist lost his memory. Luo Liba went on for four to five hundred chapters without making any progress at all. Even Korean dramas are not this nonsense. Isn't it just amnesia? What a big deal. She didn't even go to the hospital for treatment. The people around her hid it from the male protagonist. The male protagonist was like a fool and didn't know anything. What was even more annoying was the female protagonist. The man she liked had lost his memory. She didn't even try to make the male protagonist remember it. She also deliberately hid it from the male protagonist. She insisted on letting the male protagonist remember it by himself. Later, he dumped Ling Yue for revenge, and was deceived by Shi Ling. It was obvious that there was something wrong with him. I doubt that Pei Shiyu and Feng Qingcang didn't really love each other at all. The male protagonist forgot about the female protagonist and then wanted to marry Ling Yue for profit. The female protagonist deliberately hid it from the male protagonist for revenge. Is this also called true love? The two people described before cannot live without each other, but now? One by one, they left each other for profit and revenge. They really loved each other. SB author, if you can't finish it, just end it. If you can't finish it, I'll teach you how to finish it. 1 The male protagonist was in a car accident and suffered a severe blow to his head. He then recovered his memory, dumped Ling Yue, and lived happily with the female protagonist forever. 2 The male protagonist died in a car accident, and the female protagonist died for love.

What the hell kind of plot is this? You can't write it sweetly!!! Why must he be tortured to death? More than two thousand chapters are not finished yet?! Is that enough?

Ling Ran knew that Xiaoyu was really alive and that Xiaoyu was Shi Yi's biological daughter.

Am I the only one reading this book?

I posted an update before, but the problem was the content of the third male actor.