Debuting With a Child in Tow, the Madam Reaches the Pinnacle of Fame

The title and introduction of this book are very discouraging.

The title of the book persuades people to quit. You can basically guess the content from this title.

It's very interesting, and I like the characters of the male and female protagonists very much. The plot and emotional lines are neither procrastinating nor sudden. I have been reading this book for six or seven years, so it gave me a feeling of light-up. Of course, I am not boasting, but it is more in line with my taste. I personally think it is very good. That is, I hope that family members will not be dissuaded by the introduction, let alone the comments. You will know what it is after reading the introduction, or some people will comment without reading it at all. This is really easy for some people who have not read it to read it, and then stop reading the book directly after commenting. If you feel the book is not good after reading it, I don't have any objection even if you post a review. After all, everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables, but it's not good to just do this without reading it. I am also an author, but I just don't write books here. If I encounter this kind of thing, I will be angry to death. I think this author is already very gentle.

I misunderstood the author after reading the introduction. I thought the male protagonist was strong and the female protagonist gave birth to a baby regardless

First of all, I read the article, and I don't agree with the previous comment that the male protagonist made the female protagonist pregnant and the female protagonist won't get divorced once she becomes famous. Secondly, I have to say here that the author's writing style is really good, the writing is smooth, and the story overall looks very comfortable. Finally, I have a small suggestion. After the protagonist speaks unfinished words, I think you can add punctuation marks, which may look better.

Why is no one talking😰😰

I don't know why, but I feel like the heroine wants to be with so many men. This can easily be misunderstood.

At the beginning, the characters and plot are well described, and the structure and layout are reasonable, but then it just flows like water. The doctor who had a heart attack did not explain anything, and Mr. Shen also disappeared without a trace. There are also some characters who seem to have no photos left on the background board, which is regrettable.

The ending is really... It's hard to put it into words. I've read the full text, but I still can't find the antidote.

It's wonderful, the plot constructed by the author is very rich, and it reads very smoothly. The character descriptions are just right; the branch lines and main lines change naturally and are interlocking. In addition to this book, I am also following "The Monk Family" and read more than a thousand chapters in one go! There is a shortage of books. Do you have any good book recommendations?