After Being Dumped, My Goddess Boss Rescued Me!

I don't know what to say. Let's call daddy a few times, daddy, daddy, daddy.

Pure Love Warrior said it was painful to watch and not suitable for me.

These meaningless fights are so low

It was very comfortable to watch at first. The male protagonist used his own brain to sort out the relationship and successfully resisted Li Yaoyang. Maybe I wasn't reading the book seriously. Later on, I felt that the male protagonist was really violent and relied on fighting to solve problems. I could understand the fights in the previous chapters. But later on, he frequently got into meaningless fights. He felt like a bit of a rogue, and his personality charm had all been lost, as if he hadn't grown up.

Don't be so ambiguous with other girls if you are a single female lead, it gives me a headache.

This book is not as good as the previous one, but I still miss Han Qian. The relationship between the male and female protagonists feels very abrupt. If Han Qian was initially nice to Wen Nuan because of his debt, and Yan Qingqing was initially nice to Yan Qingqing because he wanted to get more money, and Yan Qingqing could give him better opportunities to make money, and then they developed feelings for each other, then as for Song Yu, was it because he was deducted three months' salary plus five insurances and one housing fund, or was it a word he said to help when he was dumped? It feels very far-fetched. Two people who only knew each other by their first names can suddenly live together, and they can live together in a very relaxed way. For a boss who beats you every day and deducts your salary when nothing happens, you still lick your face every day to help her earn money, why? Don't you feel very awkward? It's so unexpected. In the end, I felt that Han Qian was the best. The characters were well created and impressive. This book felt like a group of mentally ill people who escaped from a mental hospital. Song Yu was the protagonist, and it felt like Li Yaoyang was the protagonist. This is what a flesh-and-blood person can do for others and tolerate others. Although he is a bit of a social nerd, he has the qualifications. (Personal opinion only)

If it's a single female protagonist, don't write as many supporting female characters as you want! Really

The male protagonist is the same as Han Qian, and Pei Nian's takeaway is the same as Nuan Nuan's encounter. Is this a prequel?

Poison resistance, figure it out yourself

It feels like the author really underestimates the second generation. Ordinary people threaten the second generation. Fortunately, this is a novel. In reality, the protagonist cannot survive more than three days.