The Days After My Flash Marriage to a Superstar

I couldn't stand it until I was halfway through, so I quickly flipped through the ending... The novelty of this book is that it doesn't directly copy current entertainment products, so I endured reading almost half of it, but in the end I still couldn't get enough of the lyrics in it. If I don't feel it, I just don't feel it, so innovation in entertainment and literature is not a good road to follow. There is one more troubling point about this book. The heroine is set to be a pure female star with a guaranteed income of half a small target. She suddenly gets married to a stranger without being forced to marry her at home, nor does she encounter crazy proposals from perverts, etc. And if the male protagonist is not reserved, the marriage will be consummated that night... What kind of imagination is this? What are you picturing? The explanations in the book are very far-fetched and cannot convince anyone.

As mentioned at the end of the story, this book is indeed dull, but very happy

Let's not talk about getting married first. No reason. There is no early foreshadowing. I wanted to sleep together that day. There is also a heroine who is so outrageous. The hero married him. The transition was quick too. Even if you hit someone, you don't have to pay for it. The hero is rich. Are there any rich second-generation friends who don't know the law?

It's off to a really good start, something to watch and follow.

There are just over half a million words and countless depth charges buried there. It's so watery that it makes people feel like they're reading a tongue twister.