The Groom Ran Away, So His Uncle Stepped In

The plot is good, there are no conflicts between the male and female protagonists, and many foreshadowings are well laid out, but the single character design and poor writing are a big flaw. The whole story is about creating the image of the male protagonist as a wife slave, and there are often cases where the entire page is filled with the male protagonist's wife's short calls. At first I thought it was interesting and sweet, but after reading it too much, I found it boring. So except for the key plots in the middle and later parts, I skipped all the plots where the male and female protagonists confessed to each other. I kept going over and over again to figure out who loved whom, which was very similar to trying to make up the word count. The male protagonist sometimes likes to use some Internet slang, which seems very embarrassing. He also feels very nervous when he praises the female protagonist for being weird and cute. Moreover, the author has to use each of the jokes n times, such as opening a dyeing workshop for colors and singing about tears behind bars. If you read these jokes too much, you will feel very annoyed. The only noteworthy plot description is when writing about cars, but in the middle and later stages, the author almost always uses ellipses to describe it in one stroke. There are many typos throughout the novel, idioms are often used incorrectly or randomly (such as the very impressive "puffing wind dust"), and it is said that the male and female protagonists act as matchmakers for the female partners, and an app is made for each male guest to introduce the male guests. These embarrassing and imbecile questions often make me doubt the age of the author. . But the plot is indeed interesting, and it can be said that there are no unnecessary characters (the emotional hole of the heroine's brother was not filled in the end). People who have not seen it can enter the trap at their own discretion.

To put it simply, this book is a circle-shaped hexagon of love (except for homosexuality, of course) To sum up, at the beginning, the female protagonist Ye Fanxing was Shi Yunchi's fiancée. After Shi Shi escaped from marriage, she fell in love with Gu Xiangwan, but Gu Xiangwan fell in love with her childhood sweetheart Lu Jinan, but Lu Jinan was Ye Fanxing's first love. Later, Shiguang's wife became Zhu Xingyao, and Zhu Xingyao liked the male protagonist Shi Yunchi, and the male and female protagonists were rivals at first, but the male protagonist always liked the female protagonist, and gradually the female protagonist also fell in love with the male protagonist.

Super beautiful and worth recommending

Cool article, the heroine of this article is simply beautiful and sassy

Very nice

There is no cruelty throughout, and it is a great read✌︎( ᐛ )✌︎It's just that the ending is a bit rushed, but it's still very interesting⁽⁽ଘ( ˙꒳˙ )ଓ⁾⁾ I hope the author can publish more books.

I like the heroine very much. She is decisive in her relationship and dares to love and hate. The male protagonist is super doting on the female protagonist. It is worth recommending to those who like to watch pampering👍👍👍

Shi Yunchi - Ye Fanxing

Read it in one sitting. It's very sweet throughout, the author's writing is good, and it's quite funny in some places. The male protagonist has always loved the female protagonist and is a love brain. The female protagonist is also very good and has very upright views. The supporting characters in it also have distinct personalities. The whole book is fast-paced and worth reading.

The heroine is too naughty and doesn't deserve to be loved in real life.