I Haven't Even Graduated, and the Rich Beauty Next Door Tricked Me Into a Whirlwind Marriage

The characters are clearly portrayed and the plot is very good. It's not too slow. It's a good read. I like it. Just don't be too 🔪 at the end. I was stupid when I saw Yuelan and lost my memory. Sometimes amnesia is really more uncomfortable than losing it. Finally, this is a very good novel. I like the lovely author. Don't open a harem to cultivate immortality, otherwise readers will be very disgusted. Also, I hope there will be 4 chapters a day. I am willing to read it!

When I had nothing to do, I read a new book. If I didn't know the name of this book, I thought it was a female channel. The introduction is also quite interesting.

After reading more than a hundred chapters, all I can say is that the male protagonist is flying around. He plays a jumping machine in the playground and hugs his wife. Everyone who has read it knows how useless the male protagonist is. He dances around every three or four chapters. I really can't stand the male protagonist being so cowardly, so I gave up the book.

Haha, my type

Why did the knife suddenly appear? Can the heroine recover her memory and get back together? How many more chapters will it take?? The sense of immersion is so strong that I can't eat or sleep.

It's purely because the female author is dreaming about herself, belittling others and promoting herself. If you're in a bad mood, reading this book is easy to get angry, but it's hard to be a dog licker. I also met a soft-boiled man, and he failed better than all the soft-boiled men. All soft-boiled men know that a dog takes advantage of others, and he is a piece of shit.

It's quite interesting. The sister was violated, the heroine lost her memory, the brother died tragically, the brother's wife died tragically, the brother's brother was hit and killed, his brother's son died before he was born, and the heroine's best friend married a domestic violence man. It's so beautiful, it doesn't hurt at all. Brothers, hurry up and catch up. In the end, the male protagonist died in a car accident, and the female protagonist also gave up her obsession with him and went directly to be with me.

It's good to read, but the job position in the back is so expanded that the female protagonist is no longer useful at the end. The male protagonist is about the same, but it's just a good book. Another thing is that there is too much foreshadowing before Shuang, giving people the feeling of a useless male protagonist.

The writing is very good, but it took me nearly 100 chapters to understand the main and subplots of this novel. The plot is an old urban routine, but there is a lot of foreshadowing before the slap in the face. You can still watch this kind of slap in the face once or twice, but the 100th chapter appears no less than 10 times and no one who listens to it can stand it. If it is still like this after 100 chapters, there is no need to listen to this novel. It is only for listening, not for reading. Also, the general content of a novel should be closely related to the title of the book. The author may consider changing the title later. Although what is written in the front is what is in the title, it is a bit verbose when someone slaps you in the face five times a day. I don't know how much the author wrote in the seven days. I only know that on the day before the wedding, he started slapping him in the face from morning to night, either on the way there or doing it. I don't know exactly how many times. I didn't finish listening to that part. Also, if you want to read sweet stories, you can take a detour. This book is not suitable for listening to. It's too bad. Listening and reading are not the same concept. If you don't like it, don't complain.

It's relatively sweet. It's nice to watch in the front, but it feels a bit strange in the back. The protagonist is obviously a hacker, but in the back, it feels like this ability is used less and less to deal with things. Instead, it mainly relies on force. I feel that the author can balance this point.