The Daily Life of a Secret Marriage to an Actor

It was okay at first, but I want to ask the author, is it impossible to continue writing if the heroine is injured again and again? I've read dozens of chapters, and I still read a few chapters in succession. I'm afraid I'm mentally retarded. The male protagonist and the female protagonist are

The preface and postscript are confusing and it feels like it was written by many authors and then put together. 1. At the beginning, it was said that the male protagonist's parents died, one remarried and another had no control. Later, the parents showed up together and asked the male protagonist about money and the male protagonist was posting dirty stuff when he first debuted. As mentioned earlier, the heroine has a best friend whose surname is Fang. Later, even if she got married and proposed and had a child, she never had a child. I seriously doubt that the author has forgotten it (the author is the protagonist and can't remember the character? 2. Many things are not explained clearly and specifically. For example, the heroine's father's professional work content is only known to be some dangerous and confidential work. There is no need to explain the relationship between the superiors such as Brother Jian. 3． If I remember correctly, the heroine's cousin Zhuzi was said to be having an affair with Team Wang at first, and then at the heroine's wedding, she was said to be having an affair with her other brother Tang Ao. 4. There was some kind of variety show recording section in the middle. I wrote one episode and then said nothing more. Then the extra episode picked up the same variety show for no apparent reason. 5. There are a lot of typos and poor intonation, and some chapters have mismatched prefaces and subtitles. 6. Isn't the heroine injured a little too much... Is there really nothing to write about? She gets injured again just after she recovers.

This book says that ordinary things are happiness. Overall it's pretty good, although there are some typos, but not many. Plot: It's exciting, but not very ups and downs. It's suitable to read when you feel irritable. Your mood will be much better, and the bad things will not be written in a protracted manner. Writing style: Very good, it's the type I want to read recently. The first person perspective is the first person perspective, and other people's perspective is the other person's perspective. There is no excessive narration. Story: Mainly about love, followed by friendship, family affection, and getting along with friends and family. Career is mainly about the entertainment industry, and there will be a little bit of other things. They have all been mentioned, and they can also reflect the characteristics of the career.

I don't understand what the author wants to express about the character of the heroine. She can't live in a luxury house with top-notch comfort, security and privacy. The heroine is afraid of the big space and wants to live in a formaldehyde room that has only been renovated for a month. It's not that this is a small house. Anyone with common sense knows that you can't live in a newly renovated house. Or if the house is opposite the company, I can understand that it is for the convenience of work.

The heroine's family has a political background, but she is so innocent, and she can get married without knowing anything about the hero. The age difference between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is not that small. It feels like the male protagonist has used an information gap to trick the female protagonist. The subsequent plot has been to promote the emotional development of the male and female protagonists through the messy accidents encountered by the female protagonist, which makes people feel tired. There is also a plot that people can easily relate to Ode to Joy.

It's quite good. You can read it when you're short of books. If you don't have the best, you won't get bored after reading it.

I finished reading it before I knew it, and it felt very warm. A very good book

This book is the best article I have read so far. I have never read this kind of article before, and this is the article I keep reading. The plot is quite exciting, suitable for reading when you are in a book shortage.

Overall, it was okay. The first and last trip were okay. I just felt that after giving birth to a child, some of the use of one-liners were a little off-putting, but it was still a relatively novel setting. Then the setting of the female protagonist is a cute and independent yet dependent character, while the setting of the male protagonist is a more common character setting.

I can tolerate anything else! There are so many typos that he looks like he is illiterate!