Thriller: The Player Flirts With the Boss Until It Falls in Love

I don't understand it. After reading four chapters, there are two loopholes. 1. When she was in the first dungeon, after her mother died, her father asked the heroine to get wine. The heroine added tomato juice to the high-strength white wine, but later it was said that her father died because of the high-strength white wine and persimmon poisoning. May I ask? 2. In the second dungeon, the female protagonist recognized the male protagonist because she said that she gave the male protagonist an earring as a birthday gift in the first dungeon, but the first dungeon did not mention this matter, and it was the first time the female protagonist participated in the dungeon. Where did she get the earrings to give to the male protagonist? Then in the second copy, the heroine fell in love with the hero for no reason. She didn't understand it very much, and she even slept with the male protagonist. How many days did the two of them spend together in total? Just about a week! Where do you have such great affection for the male protagonist? And at the end of the second dungeon, she even cried for the male protagonist, which I couldn't understand... It was baffling to me. Then the author said that the male protagonist's inexplicable feelings for the female protagonist may be because of some hidden secret, but what about the female protagonist? The heroine has nothing else to do with the hero. Why is it the same as the love brain, that is... The plot is so confusing that I can't understand why?

It's really good-looking, good-looking, and the protagonist's character is really that kind of white and black, just like what's written in the introduction. I like this kind of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger the most. And he has the strength to solve the problem on the same day. He is very decisive, and the emotional experience is not very abrupt. It's not that kind, but there is this aura of this and that from the beginning, the kind that has causes and consequences, and foreshadowing, understand? And the emotions are also very exciting. The plot is very ups and downs afterwards, but it is very interesting and has a certain philosophy. Overall, I highly recommend it.

I always feel that it's a bit baffling to watch the emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists.

1. The first guide for novices. It jumps directly from the beginning to the end. I don't know what earrings or childhood sweethearts are. I don't even know how many days the male and female protagonists have been together and how good their relationship is. Second, when the heroine knows that the hero has a wife (the real situation is that the hero does not have a wife, but the heroine does not know the fact), she finds that the hero is worried about her and wants to make the hero fall in love with her again. No, he has a wife! The next day when the heroine saw the hero cooking at her house, shouldn't her first reaction be that he was a scumbag who abandoned his wife? The heroine even said, "Wouldn't my sister be angry if my brother is like this?" Is this really the heroine who said she refused to compete with women? Third, the heroine and the hero have only known each other for a long time before they fell asleep (the novice guidance was three days, the first dungeon was 2 days, and you two didn't know each other for a week, I said). There is no emotional foreshadowing in the past. I feel that the hero helped the heroine drive away her mother (bad). He will kill whoever wants to kill the heroine, but the two dungeons just now... You two went to bed directly? I just read a little bit, and the review may be a little one-sided, so please refer to it with caution. So far, the sentences are fluent, and everything else is fine.

I saw Chapter 15, the heroine is quite inexplicable, and I think the heroine knows the best. I complained about the heroine being the third in the chapter, but I got four comments in a row and called me blind. There were also several people who defended the heroine. I was also drunk.

How to put it this way, I seemed to have read this book a long time ago, but I didn't comment on it, and then I read it again. After reading it, I felt that the relationship between the male and female protagonists was inexplicable. There was no foreshadowing at all, it was just after seeing the first copy, the second copy started to be dear. Then the things about the male protagonist's parents were interspersed very abruptly. Moreover, since the author wrote that the female protagonist went to the male protagonist's mother, and then the male protagonist's mother gave the female protagonist something saying that there was light behind her, but she didn't specify what it was. Then, when I saw this Song Shi, I felt a little distressed. Maybe his love for the heroine was not real or it might be real. But I want to say that he had already won half the battle the moment he voluntarily let the heroine go. Although he still didn't see the heroine for the last time, she still died.

Good

I like this book by the author. I really like the couple Song Huai and Wen Qing.

So baffling

I prefer to see this kind of two-way running, with cp, hehe, I am blessed