Showbiz: The Female Guest on the Dating Show Is Actually My Ex-Girlfriend

I always feel that this kind of ambiguous relationship is like having a serious illness. Can you just separate it cleanly? You've already broken up, and you're still jealous of others. You're even more fucked up than a J-girl who is a good person. I don't know if other people are the same as me, but I always feel like watching the heroine is like nt.

. . . It would be better for Xu Sanshui to be the heroine. I really don't see anything good about this heroine. One of the comments is right, occupying the latrine and not shitting, what did he do to lead the hero to lick her like this?

I don't see anything good about the female protagonist so far, I can only say that both the male and female protagonists are pretentious.

Originally, it was good to write a single female lead, but suddenly Xu Miao appeared. Even if she is a tool to promote the plot, there is no need to write like this, right? The villain is pretty brainless, and the hero keeps pretending to be a pig, so why can't he just pretend a little bit? It's almost 50 chapters hidden. This kind of subject matter is written around male and female protagonists, but now it is very separated, even though it is obviously written in other places.

After reading dozens of chapters, I personally think that the author's writing is actually quite good, and the story is smooth and has no serious poisonous points. However, in this chapter, many readers seem to be dissatisfied with the role of the ex-girlfriend, thinking that the protagonist and her should have broken up long ago, and are quite dissatisfied with this. I thought about it carefully, and the problem may be with the title of the book, because although the title of the book is "love drama", although it is more eye-catching, I have read several of them, and they all use the system to pretend to be cool. Among them, the ex-girlfriend is usually a character who has no vision and regret. Therefore, the psychological expectation of people who read this title is that the ex-girlfriend will definitely regret it. This is probably the reason why many people are dissatisfied. The story development and tone are completely different. I suggest that the author might as well change the title or introduction of the book so that people can directly tell that this is an imaginary entertainment + single female protagonist dog food. From what I have seen now, it should be considered good, and it will not cause misunderstandings and differences in expectations.

They were all divided, and they were still chirping.

If you want to break up, be thorough. It's not impossible to be friends. But if you write that two people have broken up, and you still deal with them as boyfriend and girlfriend, isn't it inappropriate for you to say so? While both of them said they didn't want to get back together, the woman still cared about the name of the woman next to the hero, and they were so disconnected that they were so coquettish.

How should I put it? I don't understand why I write this about people who are still ambiguous about each other after breaking up.

To put it simply, he pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger to participate in a love show to pick up his ex-girlfriend. While saying no, his actions are very honest. Not my favorite type, usually in this kind of plot everyone else is stupid and only the protagonist is smart.

Come on, stop being a eunuch. I think there are too few ambiguous emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists. Everyone wants to watch something sweet.