After Being Dumped, I Married into a Powerful Family on a Whim

The story begins when the male and female protagonists are each captured by a dove queen and fight to get married! The male protagonist began to regard marriage as a task to be completed, and later he was attracted by the female protagonist's perseverance, ability, love, and kindness and gradually fell in love with her. The female protagonist was treated as a money-making tool by her family since she was a child, and was treated as a victim behind the glory by her fiancé! She also had an attitude towards her marriage to the male protagonist that she could divorce at any time, until she fell in love with him under the warmth, affirmation and care given by the male protagonist. I particularly like the male protagonist's point of view: If your heart is moved, then have it! The heroine is afraid of being squeezed by her family, and her love for the hero is a bit pretentious! I really like the plot direction of running in both directions! However, there were typos and random use of punctuation. The male protagonist's brothers said that he had been emotionally hurt and failed to explain clearly; the female protagonist's sister stole the work and entered the competition with no results!

Let's give it a good look. After all, the male protagonist is a breath of fresh air in the boss. He has very upright views and will not force others. However, the ending is too hasty and many things are not explained. Has the heroine's mother, the person named Song before the male protagonist, and the person behind the scenes who hurt the male protagonist been solved? The heroine's friend who betrayed them, as well as the heroine's best friend's boyfriend Chen Jue and the female star haven't explained what happened. Can we consider making another episode?

The author probably forgot the pit he buried, 1. Is the heroine's mother dead? During the previous flood, I thought I would meet my mother, but in the end I didn't. 2. Who is the enemy who hurt the male protagonist? Who is it? I thought it would influence Ono to be used by him, 3. I saved the Qin family child, and I thought there would be space to talk about everyone's cooperation in the follow-up, but in the end it didn't happen. 4. Senior Ming disappeared in one chapter after he came back, so it would be better not to write about him. 5. Shouldn't the White Lotus actor have to do some chapters before receiving the lunch box? 6. Jingjing has made two big-money movies, and she is determined to become famous. Shouldn't she be given an honor before getting married? 7. The performance of the male protagonist's friends in the article. The male protagonist should have Bai Yueguang. Every time there is a chapter about male friends, it is vaguely hinted to the readers, but the result is nothing. Chapter 370 of this article is still good, but the ending quickly goes through getting married and having a daughter, but there is a fly in the ointment.

The overbearing CEO Lu Siting and the cold Ning Yixia ended up hastily. Lu Siting, who was not close to women, slowly fell in love with Ning Yixia. They got their parents' blessing, but the ending was a bit hasty.

The female protagonist is too weak and has absolutely no power to fight back. This is a male protagonist's story. Everything is solved by the male protagonist. The female protagonist is responsible for being bullied, and the male protagonist is responsible for solving the female protagonist's troubles. It hurts to watch.

I don't understand what kind of writing it is. I feel like it's a sadistic story. It's a bit cruel to the readers. I felt really angry after reading it. The heroine only has a vest, so she might as well use it! She seems to be the main heroine, but every time it is the male protagonist who wipes the butt. The plot is also very sloppy, with a lot of foreshadowing and no mention of the foreshadowing until later in the text. And I don't know what the heroine's vest, God A, is for. Yes, the heroine is a great designer, but it's really awesome, but it's of no use to the plot. I thought it would make me happy to watch the heroine slap Green Tea in the face. In the end, Green Tea's downfall seems to have nothing to do with the heroine. It's just the hero's thunderous tactics. What else does the heroine's stacked armor do besides look good? After arguing for hundreds of chapters about the Ning family's trivial matter, the heroine is really as pale as a chrysanthemum. She hides everything well. She is only aggrieved. It makes my breasts hurt. In the end, after getting married, the heroine seemed to have lost her mother and entered a happy life without thinking about whether her mother was dead or alive. What impressed me most after reading it was the stacking of words like "... Handsome face..." "Who else could it be if it wasn't ***?" "Streaming light" and "starry eyes". It didn't make the writing look better. Instead, it seemed like I wanted to write something but couldn't.

Beautiful, highly recommended

Generally

It's so good-looking, and the heroine is so weak! Has the author watched too many Mary Sue TV series? I also want to set up a heroine role, but I can't. It's like a dodder flower. Without a male protagonist, it's like a weak-minded one. I'm torn over and over by the stupid supporting characters. It's like they have no mouth. I really can't watch it anymore.

1. The ending was rushed, the middle was a bit draggy, and many pitfalls were left unfilled, such as the mysterious person who helped Lin Momo (only mentioned in the end), many characters who appeared in a few scenes and then disappeared (especially the seniors), and the matter of Lin Momo stealing the design draft, who went out to take things with valuable design drafts (a bit hasty), and there was no follow-up to the friend who betrayed the heroine, and the story about the identity of God A was not written very carefully. 2. The villain is too brainless. Gu Ziyan (who listens to the wind is like rain, a scumbag), Lin Momo (the vicious and brainless White Lotus), and most of the villains and supporting characters (snobbish, loves to curse, and just curses in a few words). 3. Is it common for the overlord and general manager to make all employees mute? It's a secret marriage, and only the male protagonist's friends and the female protagonist's friends know about it in more than two hundred chapters (not counting the servants, just a few). But there were some misunderstandings. He didn't talk about things that could be solved by talking to the male protagonist's brothers (about Miss Jiang and Miss Bai) (the male protagonist thought that his brothers already knew about it and didn't talk about it) (she didn't talk about the harassment of the female protagonist, or when Mrs. Liu arranged a meeting with someone else, or a marriage). 4. The male protagonist has a domineering feel. It can be seen that the author wanted to write a strong female protagonist, but the plot was not enough. The male protagonist helped the female protagonist a lot. 5. The property is a bit confusing. I remember at the auction, Gu Ziyan wanted to buy the work of God A and give it to Lin Momo. The price was 7.5 Million U. S. Dollars, equivalent to RMB 54.3 Million, but he didn't get it. However, the two of them didn't get married and gave away such expensive things (they had also given away cars and houses before). Later, the Gu family said that they got married and gave 500 million to the Ning family company to turn around. The Gu family should be quite rich. But when it came time to pay 1.7 Billion in compensation, things changed again. It's hard to comment on how the 1.3 Billion was collected with the savings of several people in the Gu family over the years. The male protagonist's sister and little brother He in the novel are quite interesting and can be read to pass the time. I give this novel a moderate rating.