After I Quit, My Boss Chased Me Across the Country, Pulling Me Close and Sweet-Talking Me

I don't quite understand the way the heroine and the hero behave. The hero is about to marry the heroine, and then regrets his marriage and marries another woman. The hero treats the heroine like that, and the heroine still loves him with all her heart. It's obvious that the hero loves the heroine very much, but he just can't stand firm in his own thoughts. I really don't understand it. The author's writing style is very good, but the development of the story is a bit outrageous.

I never thought that a novel of 500,000 words and more than 200 chapters could be written with so many twists and turns. Real! From the first chapter to the last chapter. It's rough for the sake of being rough, regardless of the characters of the male and female protagonists. I skipped the movie and was too tired to watch it. I didn't even mention the advantages and disadvantages of the male and female protagonists, nor did I mention whether the plot design was reasonable or not, and whether the plot was cliche or not. The story just didn't let up at all. I don't know if there are people who like to be miserable. I don't like it. I like to watch chasing my wife in the crematorium, but I can't chase my wife over and over again in the crematorium. If it doesn't look good, it must be given, and some authors must know what kind of design is annoying.

Forehead! This novel! I'm speechless! Doesn't the male protagonist know right from wrong? And he's very mama's boy! While making the heroine hate him, he also feels that the heroine cannot hurt his mother! Sure enough, the mentally ill son is not thinking normally either! The heroine is also humble in love! Looks super angry! Why is it marked as a sweet pet! It doesn't look sad! Not cruel either! It makes me want to slap someone!

There seems to be something wrong with this heroine