A Hong Kong Marriage That's Hard to Win

Not bad, not bad. Love it. Love it.

Luo Liba is verbose. The subject matter is not bad, but the writing is too verbose. I feel that the people in it are not very intelligent.

The heroine doesn't know anything, she's timid, and that's what makes people like her. Her hair is disheveled at work, and there are buttons on her home clothes and trousers. She's stuck and can't be untied. Is it a 502? Or does the hair automatically wind around a few times?

Writing Luo Yan like this is a shame. It would be better for a good CEO to be written as mentally ill without this line.

The author strongly urges Gu Lan to have a happy ending. She is already very unfortunate, so don't abuse her like this, okay?

The author married the second female lead to a gangster named Tang Yi, who ran a nightclub, and later forcibly whitewashed the gangster. With such values, does the author hope that the gangster will have a happy life? Money beauty? Can you find a good home for the second female lead?

Can you hurry up and stop being so wordy? I don't want to see the plot of the Luo family. I feel like all of them are mentally ill.

The plot is intertwined, the characters are very lovable, and I don't regret getting into it.

It's time to read

Just watch the male and female protagonists, don't look at the rest, really