My Online Dating Partner Is a Celebrity

Both of them know each other's identity, and they both know that the other person knows their real-life identities. They made an appointment to meet, but they forcibly refused to meet? Isn't it okay to not be in a relationship with each other and work on their careers separately, and occasionally send out sweets and wait for the male lead to get rich before confirming that the relationship is not good? Why do you want to end up with this kind of stomachache plot? Is the young man's illness a crime? Also, isn't the connection at the end too forced? They obviously didn't reveal their identities but ended up greeting each other? The early pacing was so good that it ended up being confusing.

The heroine is twenty-seven years old and has just made her debut. . Are you ready to play the mother of a child in three years?

The heroine was hugged by someone else? I can't accept acting either...

It's an interesting book, but after reading your other books, I'm a professional in the palace. . . I want to pursue it, but I don't dare. Let's keep it for now.

Don't see it. The author is a fan of Xiao Zhan and a fan of Lu Han. Our styles are different. I'd better choose to read things that I like normally. I saw Xiao Zhan appear in the first picture 😰😰😰😰

27-Year-old Gu Liang is in love and his father still wants to stop him? There's something wrong, she's 27, her family just wants her to find a boyfriend, okay?

The book is hopeless at the beginning of this introduction. If you write about a female protagonist who goes on an app to make an appointment, she will basically fall in love with the male protagonist in the future.

I feel like I'm reading a bloody romance novel. The first part is pretty good. When it comes to the male and female protagonists hurting each other, I don't need to continue reading. Also, after reading other reviews, there's a long paragraph where the male protagonist doesn't know the identity of the female protagonist, so I don't even need to read it. Because it's written purely for the sake of being bloody (I've read the experience of countless books) and the rest of the plot is pretty good! It is recommended that those who can't stand the bloody plot don't watch it, and those who can stand it or like it continue to watch it!

You can tell the quality just by looking at the introduction. Is this software everyone knows? Do you want to express that the heroine hooked up with the heroine on a date? So the heroine often dated the hero before she met him. This introduction has tainted the heroine invisibly!

Is there no one in this book review section to control reviews? I feel like there's a lot of water in it. Fortunately, I didn't read the book review and read it directly. I didn't read the book evaluation meter either. . . I finished reading it in one go. Let me sum it up. It is well written. Although some parts cannot be too detailed, the characters and plot are arranged well. . . As for the person who said it was too late to debut at the age of 27, I don't understand how he came up with it. Did he rely on experience and experience? Since the worldviews are all different, isn't it a bit unreasonable to apply our worldview to the author's world? I think compared to a 27-year-old debut actress, the rationality of time travel is more questionable, right? 🙂