After Getting Dumped, My Exes Begged Me to Get Back Together on a Dating Show

It's super good-looking. I didn't like this kind of entertainment-related stories, but this one is really different. I enjoyed reading it. The appearance of the men in the story is not obtrusive at all, and it's not the kind of Mary Su Wen's direct love. The man and the heroine have online IQs. Everyone has their own personality, the writing style is quite interesting, and the plot is not draggy. The heroine is from ancient times to the present, and there are a lot of foreshadowings👍👍👍👍

Spoiler alert, the final male protagonist is Xiao Saobao! In fact, I was in the reunion group at the beginning. At that time, Brother Tang could accept it, President Jun's later love for a husband could be tolerated, and Professor Qu was smart and easy to blush. This guy surnamed Xiao is carefree, greasy and narcissistic. Later, he showed up doing nothing and let the female protagonist support him. He has countless ex-girlfriends. I really don't understand, how can he be the male protagonist? How could the person in the heroine's heart be him in the end?! Could it be that Xiao was chosen to be the male protagonist just because the heroine was determined not to be with her ex? Isn't it good for the heroine to be alone and beautiful? Before the male character named Xiao appeared, the other male supporting characters all had their own shortcomings. Xiao Saobao appeared very late [only appeared in almost 100 chapters], and his playfulness was real, not just a pretense. Why did the heroine suddenly like him?? The heroine's setting is from ancient times to the present, but I think it's really unnecessary. Her actions, words, and logic are completely modern. The follow-up is unfinished, and the follow-up of many characters has not been explained clearly. In fact, I feel that the author buried a hidden clue at the beginning that the heroine is the real daughter living in exile, and Tong Shanshan is the fake daughter. Otherwise, how to explain the escape from the escape room, of course, the author forcibly rounded it out in the extra chapter. I actually quite like the character of Professor Qu when he came online. I have always preferred smart, gentle and innocent characters. But the appearance of Concubine Wan Shu and the third prince Yan Li completely disrupted the rhythm. The heroine stopped acting and became the daughter of the Duan family. She was busy with the company all day long. Concubine Wan Shu was also planning to return to ancient times. This matter was not explained later. The heroine is a celebrity and becomes the daughter of the Duan family, but there is no splash on the Internet? In fact, there is a bug. The third prince is the son of Concubine Wan Shu. Concubine Wan Shu handed over the company to the heroine, but she didn't let her son marry her? If his son can't inherit it openly, isn't this equivalent to giving away the company for nothing? At first, he was very strict with the female supervisor, not allowing her to contact her former friends. Later, the heroine and He Du went on a date, and she agreed to Xiao becoming her boyfriend? Don't you consider Concubine Wan Shu? Also, Yan Li's feelings for the heroine were not clearly explained. The text has been cut a lot, and I even think the author originally wanted to write about what happened after traveling back to ancient times. There was also no explanation for the fact that Xiao felt familiar when he saw Yan Li for the first time. Why did President Jun pursue Tong Shanshan for many years, but after he got her, he didn't cherish her and changed his mind to the heroine? The reason for the change? What about the follow-up to Zhou·Biant·First Love?

It's really good to watch, I'm looking forward to having one female protagonist and multiple male protagonists ꒰づ≧ω≦ づ꒱~♡

I kind of regret not watching it earlier. It's a pity that the male protagonist is not He Cheng. The ending is not good. I really hope that the male protagonist is He Cheng😭😭😭

I'm back to comment again! A little bit upset

The male protagonist is actually that slut, the one surnamed Xiao. He vomited in the mouth area. It's unfinished. It's unfinished. Goodbye, family members. I recommend a new book. It's a quick one. Not many people have read it, but it's very good-looking. The female protagonist's name is Su Wan. Believe me, it will definitely become popular. There are only more than 50 chapters at present. It's good-looking. My family recommended it. There are only 6 people who reviewed the book. One of them is me, and two of them are rewards. I'm very supportive.

Already finished watching😘 Good looking(*°∀°) Repost book review🍊 ◎First of all, let me state that the heroine and the male partner have kissed (if you can't accept it, you can leave it (´-ω-`) ◎The author has something to do (I don't know what it is anyway) So the male and female protagonists fell in love with each other before they even had time to write their relationship lines (*￣m￣) ◎Although the emotional line is very sudden, overall the plot is very exciting I really don't like these two scumbags, Tang Xingfan and Jun Yichen (") He Cheng is so unhappy with me🍇 It's a pity that he is just a supporting character in the author's work, and he can't reach the end with the heroine 555~ ◎Heroine: Ji Xiaozhu Let's focus on a Bai Yueguang substitute😎 ◎Male protagonist: Xiao Ziyu (a mediocre second generation rich man) Although I was shocked when I found out that the male protagonist was him, but...<(`^´)>I'm not a completely clean person, and sometimes I can be careless (//∇//) ◎In short, it is very healthy, please don't join the Shuangjie Party! Stay out!! Stay out!!! Say important things three times🍓 ◎Of the other supporting characters, the one I feel most sorry for is Tong Shanshan. Without Bai Lian, she dares to give up. She is just a poor supporting actress who lost her lover (omitting 100 million words of complaints about Jun Yichen here🍣) Highly recommended🌱🌱🌱

It's a pity that the male protagonist is not He Cheng. It's so bad. What happened to Jun, Shu Fei, and Li in the end? But the plot is okay,

It feels a bit unfinished. The emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists are really incomprehensible. Except for the description in the last chapter, the relationship between the female protagonist and various male supporting characters has always been in the front. The male protagonist appears late, and other male supporting characters are extensively described in the front. The male protagonist's presence has never been felt.

I feel that the shortcomings of this book outweigh the advantages. Although the first half is very well written, many people cannot accept it. The male protagonist is a cold CEO (Jun), a mature outdoor survivor (He), a teenage idol (Tang)... You can choose any one (I prefer He here, which is quite frustrating). But the author insisted on choosing a playboy, who even owns the car and is a Barbie fan. The ending is unfinished and the holes are not filled in. What do you think?