I’m Not Actually Trying to Show Off Our Relationship
我不是真想秀恩爱
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- Completed
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- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
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889Chapters
14.2kRecommendations
80kFans
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This is seriously toxic, friends! In chapter three, we see a woman we don't even know, and she rushes to someone's door to give them a band-aid after they're injured—how desperate is she?! Then, once they enter the variety show house, she switches to even more pathetic mode. Starting in chapter 11, she's all self-satisfied, laughing at others for being simps.
I've noticed something interesting: while most male readers seem to prefer multiple female leads, those who frequently post comments tend to prefer a single female lead. Men who like multiple female leads rarely express their opinions on the forum.
The protagonist's character is so awkward; he doesn't seem like a 26-year-old university history teacher at all, more like a brainless idiot.
Good, I'll keep watching as long as it doesn't fall apart later on. Please don't introduce the ex-girlfriend's storyline.
It's really nice, I love this kind of thing. There are so few relationships that start on dating reality shows.
Brothers, have you ever seen a celebrity couple in real life who've been constantly showing off their love for thirty years? There are very few couples who haven't divorced in thirty years, right? The media is all about chasing trends; who has time to stare at you two? Truly powerful people don't want a spotlight constantly on them, do they?
I tried it out, failed, and if you're not going to think too much or feel embarrassed, you can watch it.
Chapter Seven, Defeat: Following a strange girl out of a bar, just to give her a band-aid? Seriously, how much of a simp must the protagonist be to follow a stranger out of a bar and give her a band-aid just because he saw a scratch on the back of her hand? Besides, once the girl left the bar, didn't she go out to find a pharmacy or something?
To be honest... The male lead's portrayal is a bit... Baffling? A bit of a saint? Oh, in today's terms, he's a total sweetheart/simp. 🙂🙂🙂
I read fifteen chapters, but I couldn't continue. First, the character descriptions are too unrealistic and artificial; the actions and dialogue are completely inconsistent with the characters' roles. This suggests that the author is probably very young and lacks the corresponding life experience. Secondly, the plot is poorly constructed.
I still prefer Zhao Silu; I don't really like Xinjiang girls.