The Chief Minister Dotes on His Wife, but He Heard That She Wants to Be a Widow?

The title of the book mentions the first and second students, but in the end the male protagonist was admitted to the top prize, which is completely beside the point. It has always been about the heroine doing business. It is very speechless. It was just for the name. In the end, he was the top pick. I am not saying that the top prize is not good, but I just want to see the picture of power and power.

I find it very irritating. A bunch of clowns pop up to irritate people at every turn, and they don't solve it all at once. The male and female protagonists are all slow and don't do anything harsh. It's not painful or itchy every time, and they always leave people to deal with. It's annoying to death, and it doesn't feel good at all.

Watching too much will make you mentally retarded.

It's pretty good-looking at the beginning, but the middle is full of trivial matters, and the ending is a rush ending. Overall, it's just mediocre. All kinds of trivial things take up a lot of space, and the holes that should be filled are not filled.

It's just a bunch of embarrassing stuff that goes on and on.

It's not pretty, just a bunch of trivial stuff, just one chapter about the real stuff.

The heroine, a modern person, can't handle several ancient people. She still lives with an old woman. She doesn't know how to take the opportunity to separate the family. She's stupid.

The early stage is too tedious, the later stage is too easy

The writing is okay. The plot is also good. It's just that some of the supporting characters are a bit paranoid to the point of being chilling.

It's just that the ending is too sloppy, and the plot is still a battle of wits and courage.