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Seeing this, he says he loves his fiancée from a past life, but in his heart he's thinking about dating a few other women before she comes to university as a source of emotional support. It's disgusting that he can say such things. You think that if your sister-in-law is with you, you can't find other women? So if you find other women, you can continue pursuing your fiancée from your past life?

I originally came here looking for a pure romance novel, but after reading over seventy chapters, I felt a bit disgusted. He starts by talking about how much he loves his younger girlfriend, then says he'll date other girls first, implying he'll just use her and then discard her to go back to his younger girlfriend. He even says things like, "As long as you have money, you won't lack girlfriends." What kind of values ​​allow someone to write something like that?

How about it? The fairy sister is on the way.

I really admire your assumptions. Your girlfriend's family are at least government officials, yet you're always thinking about those two scumbag daughters. If it were me, I'd kill you even with my good temper. So what if you're rich? If I find something on you, I'll either destroy you or ruin your reputation. I don't know what you're thinking; you haven't experienced the harsh realities of life.

The entire Qidian platform is fawning over Liu Yifei. Aren't they tired of it?

Why are so many guys like to have their cake and eat it too?! Saying they'll wait for their girlfriends to grow up and find a few "transitional" girlfriends is basically just wanting a "scumbag" vibe! Otherwise, what constitutes a "transitional" girlfriend? If you're going to be a scumbag, just be clearly scumbag. If you're going to go for the aggressive, spending-money approach, don't hide it.

What's the point of trying to whitewash Lei Chuanzhi? He's just another Liu Chuanzhi. They're both the same kind of scoundrels, no different from the compradors of the Republic of China era. In the end, he might end up like Liu Chuanzhi, a family of martyrs. They lack core technology and are completely at the mercy of foreigners.

I don't know why, but this author's writing style just feels weird. I dropped the first book after reading a third of it, and I only read the beginning of the last one before giving up. I've seen this book countless times, but I just can't bring myself to continue. I can't quite put my finger on what's wrong with it. Could someone please analyze it for me?

This book tries to be both right and wrong; it's either blatantly scumbag or a pure love story, but it insists on doing both. It's really interesting how it pulls the reader through this dilemma.

The author's character development is truly terrible. The class monitor character is unacceptable. The male lead's motives are disgusting (it's incomprehensible you even conceived of such a repulsive idea). After being criticized, you even considered cutting the character off. Then, those Dong and Han characters just casually slept together.