A Few Crossings Through Spring

Highly recommended. It describes the image of a heroine who is unwilling to be humiliated, fights hard, and is not dependent on men, has no love brain, and has no Virgin experience. What is especially rare is that she is not deceived by the seemingly affectionate male lead, has her own independent thinking, and finally chooses the second male lead who respects and supports herself. It is an eye-catching novel that made me shine.

After watching it, 80% of the first part is foreshadowing that Xu is the male lead. I wonder if the author was changed later and the second male lead is taken. It's very far-fetched! ! Although I also like the second male lead, the early stages are basically foreshadowing Xu, Xu does all kinds of things for the heroine, and Shao occasionally comes out to make soy sauce... The next few chapters focus on Shao and the heroine! ! ! And the name of the third male lead always makes me pronounce it evil! ! ! ! Hahahaha... Generally speaking, changing the male lead is a bit far-fetched, but everything else is fine! ! !

Discourage those who only read Shuangjie and have no brains to read cool articles. The author's writing is very good, the plots are interlocking, and the routines are full of pitfalls. Tags for the heroine: divorce, thin horse, high IQ, famous doctor, miscarriage Male protagonist labels: Overbearing CEO, White Moonlight in Heart, Chasing Wife at the Crematorium The second male lead, Nuan Nan, is in charge and always silently supports the female lead from behind, keeping the clouds clear until the moon shines. The heroine's uncle worked as a driver for his adoptive mother's house to investigate the cause of his brother's death. As a result, he was framed for a drunken car accident and received a lunch box with the host's family. The adoptive mother adheres to the concept of repaying the debts of the heroine's father to the daughter, adopts the heroine, trains the heroine to be a thin horse, enters the upper class society (gives it to the hero), and collects resources to support the adoptive mother to suck blood. At the beginning, the male protagonist is Bai Yueguang, who abuses the female protagonist in various ways and chases after his wife in the crematorium. After the divorce, the heroine got the heroine script and started to counterattack.

Overall, it's pretty good, but the description in the previous article focuses on the male protagonist, which is confusing, with the first male, the second male, and the third male. At the beginning, I couldn't tell which one was the male protagonist. It kept describing the move to the south. As a result, when the description was about to come to the end, the second male protagonist appeared. Now that I'm with the second male lead, the change is a bit too sudden.

This is a story about a self-improving and worldly sober female protagonist who conquers the male protagonist, second male lead and third male lead through her unremitting efforts, then abandons the scumbag male lead, eliminates the little wolfdog third male lead, and finally ends up with the second male lead who is suitable in all aspects. The plot is a little confusing and far-fetched. At the beginning, it creates an atmosphere of a villain playing an earth-shattering game of chess. When the truth finally emerges, it gives people a confused feeling of "that's it?"... After reading the whole story, it was only in the later stages that the male protagonist felt a little "love" for the female protagonist. Maybe the female protagonist Yangzhou Shouma's character was too sober. In the end, I didn't see any bad ending for the villains. Instead, the male protagonist lost both his relationship and career, and he may have become the biggest loser in the book. In the end, I really like this kind of story about a scumbag male protagonist and the second male protagonist taking over. I hope the female protagonists in other novels can learn from it (*^▽^*)

It's a bit interesting. Bai Yueguang is terrible at the beginning. The female protagonist is actually quite difficult and makes people feel quite sober. The male protagonist is a bit intellectual.

I highly recommend this book. Everyone in this book is a good person and they are serious about their careers. Those who say that the heroine is weak have not read a few chapters. The heroine is not weak at all. The heroine has a very good brain.

I have never understood why those sadistic stories about breaking up and getting back together have so many readers. I finally found a book about male protagonists and read it without hesitation. At first, I didn't quite understand some of the heroine's actions and ways of thinking. The more I read later, the more I could feel the author's intention in shaping the character and the values ​​the author wanted to convey. It must be praised and praised. The heroine is beautiful, independent and rational, with brains and means. It is a proper growth history of a heroine. A slight regret is that there are too few plots for the second male lead. The female protagonist's feelings for the second male lead are too rational, which makes me feel a little unfair for the second male lead. Also, the reason why the male protagonist takes some extreme measures in the article is just to conceal the identity of the second female lead, which does not stand up to scrutiny. This identity does not have the weight that the author wants to express to shake the entire current situation. If the author gives some more weighty settings for this plot, the full text will be more interesting. As for the male protagonist, no matter whether he is acting or expressing his true feelings, it cannot change his nature as a selfish scumbag. I cannot understand those readers questioning why the female protagonist did not choose the male protagonist in the end. Anyway, for the sake of his own selfishness, he can abuse the female protagonist to death regardless of her feelings. No matter what kind of perfect ending the author gives to the male protagonist in the end, in my heart, this kind of male protagonist is sentenced to death. Therefore, it is rare to find a positive and good article in which the male protagonist will always live with regrets and regrets. I must strongly recommend it~

The writing is good, detailed and true, not bloody.

The heroine is very unpleasant