Unlimited Funds at the Beginning: She Was Begged for Favor by a Handsome Man Online

Very beautiful, very exciting. It took me a few days to read it. Overall, the plot is very good. The heroine is very sassy, ​​not like the Holy Mother or Bailian, and the interactions with each male protagonist are also very warm. Although it costs a lot of money, I will try my best to understand the needs of each male protagonist, so I think it is okay. It just felt like there was less interaction with Maki Hoshino, and the ending might have been a bit rushed. I can only say that it is not the best, but it is better than many I have seen. Recommend! ! !

I can only say it's okay😐

Attracted by the title, dissuaded by the content I can't stand it anymore after reading around chapter 60 Title: Beautiful man begging for favor Content: The male protagonist thinks that the angry female protagonist is very cute, her face is round, like a bulging balloon... The male protagonist says to the female protagonist dotingly... Huh? Not brothers, who dotes on whom? And, a super rich woman with unlimited black cards has been fighting with a car shop salesperson for nearly ten chapters. What kind of plane...

At the beginning, I vowed not to be a licker and not to spend money on men, but later I licked a lot, and I couldn't understand the author's logic.

I feel like this is quite enjoyable to write, but I really think there are some problems with the character writing. For example, Su Xiangyang's father's legs and feet are not good. Their sister gave them 1,000 thousand when she was in the hospital. He didn't say thank you very much, he just kept describing how he owed a sum of money in his heart. Later, he talked to his sister and asked him to pursue the heroine, but I think how dare you? Shouldn't your first reaction be that you are not worthy? I've really thought about this possibility. Moreover, his sister clearly knew how much the doll cost and did not say that it was expensive and would not accept it. Instead, she accepted it calmly. I'm buying that AJ later. It's not because the person is seriously ill. If you buy a bunch of AJ, I don't understand the meaning of this function? I think at least men should take care of their families first instead of buying useless things.

How can I put it this way? I feel like the author is still a novice author. The plot is not that weird and confusing. It has a sense of vernacular and inexplicably a running account. It's a bit uncomfortable to watch.

Character description is not good. The heroine doesn't look like a wealthy person, she looks like a stupid wealthy person. She doesn't have the temperament of a rich person. She only shows her wealth by swiping her credit card.

It was sloppy in the end, but I enjoyed watching it.