
Just Got Engaged, and Now the Broken Engagement Comeback System Is Here
刚定亲,退婚逆袭系统来了
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- Ongoing
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- 1.5M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
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- 1mo ago
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- Qidian
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Even if you don't get married until you are 40 years old, you still want to break off the engagement 😰
Introduction to gods
Is it possible to remain engaged until the age of 40 without getting married? Is this a mental problem on both sides of the family?
You will not get married after 25 years of engagement, but you will wait for you for 25 years if you are not married. This is a waste of 25 years of the woman's youth, and no compensation will be given to her?
What does it mean? After reading the comment section about wasting the woman's youth, I thought it was a punch. After understanding the situation, I felt that the punch was too light😅. They wanted to get married, but the male protagonist was reluctant, and they waited another 20 years before breaking off the engagement.
I feel a bit overwhelmed after reading the introduction. What does it mean to wait until 40 before quitting the engagement? If you don't want to get married, you can just say no, and then write a cool novel without a heroine, right? Why bother taking off your pants to fart?
The plot is indeed enjoyable enough, but the characterization is not very good.
It was fully booked and I stayed up two nights to read it. Let's talk about the advantages first. It's refreshing enough and coherent. The emotions of the overall plot are at a relatively high threshold. Although it is a relatively old-fashioned slap-in-the-face and cup-making routine, it can still keep people watching. The emotional part inserted in the middle is well adjusted. But the character creation is really average. I believe this beginning will dissuade many people. For the female protagonist who will break off the engagement in the future, the male protagonist continues to love her deeply after only a few ups and downs in the plot. It's not that he can't accept it, but it doesn't have any ups and downs. It's too frustrating to watch. In addition, as a novel with multiple female protagonists, if you want to attract readers, you have to either go for the kidneys, but this book can be said to have no speed at all; or you can go for the heart, but there is basically no delicate emotional process in this book. In essence, except for the fiancée, the relationship between the male protagonist and other female protagonists is all based on mutual interests. At most, it can be regarded as marriage first and love later. Continuing from the previous paragraph, not only do most female protagonists fall in love with the protagonist because of his talent and strength, but even the father-in-law and mother-in-law start to change their attitude towards the male protagonist only after the protagonist shows his talent and value. Character relationships are all maintained by present or future value. You can say that this is social reality, but as a reader, it is really uncomfortable to read. In order to feel the warmth and coldness of human relationships in reality, you have to experience it again after reading a book. In general, the relationship between the characters in the book is a huge network of interest chains, and then it disappears. It just means that the characterizations of Yan Qing and Liu Zhi will have some "human touch". Also, to be honest, if you are not good at writing about family, it would be better to set it as "both parents are dead". Then the protagonist's combat power is too high, and the pretense is too much. It's a little too much and not enough. The protagonist is now 16 years old, but it is almost written that he has no opponents within the age of 30, and the only opponents left are the seniors. Looking back, it is actually like reading a biography rather than following a novel. What I am watching is the invincible life of the kid next door, but I don't have a strong sense of immersion.
Engaged for 25 years without getting married, and then came to break off the engagement after 25 years?
. . . I've only read the first chapter, but your main character is really unlikable. . .
It's really like the daydream of a poor son-in-law who is looked down upon by his real father-in-law and his family.
Ask.
Did the protagonist finally kill the nine tribes who broke off the engagement? I won't watch it if I don't kill it.