After Learning That She Was Terminally Ill, the Contract Wife Broke Her Guard!

There's nothing wrong with the heroine's design, she's just written like a passerby heroine. The male protagonist is sick and wants shit-flavored chocolate. He can't get better or die. There is no spark between him and the heroine. He doesn't even give out sugar in more than 100 chapters. His speech sometimes tastes like tea and lacks energy. There is a white moonlight in his heart. I'm afraid it will be 7-800 chapters until he and the heroine are successful. I'm still waiting for him to grow up and protect the heroine and the people around him. It's neither sweet nor abusive nor uncomfortable. It provides readers with too little emotional value.

The plot and writing are both breathtaking, don't write again next time

I really don't want to go into details. I can't even grasp the timeline. I can't even handle the most basic things. Let's not talk about IQ and EQ. Can you understand the medical records? One month into the game, my mother died during surgery and there is still one month left? There is no change in the condition. Will I need to take a Nine-turn Golden Pill to cure it immediately?

Don't fall into the trap, it's a super crotch-flattening book.

If you haven't eaten yet, you can try it.

For those of you who want to read it, don't read it. It's already finished. I guess not many people will read it and the author won't write anymore.

Generally

In one word, it sucks. I say that the male protagonist is gentle and gentle all the time. He has a horribly low emotional intelligence and is typically insensitive to the people around him. Anyone with a discerning eye can see that the second female protagonist likes her, but the male protagonist can't feel it anyway. The first female protagonist is not as popular as the second female protagonist, and she is not as good as the second female protagonist. Forcing the second female protagonist to create a barrier and give way to the female protagonist is still a bad story.

Good-looking is good-looking. There are just too many knives. That is to say, the next person who reads this book should be careful.

Does it feel like you're copying and pasting someone else's work? It's just that the name in the play is different!