He Said He Didn’t Love Me, Yet Fell for Me After We Married

This book is quite good. Although I have only read the first few dozen chapters, I think the plot is still very natural. I like the character of the heroine very much. At least her normal words and deeds make people feel comfortable, and the part about flirting with the hero does not make people feel embarrassed. Although the character of the male protagonist is not said to be very enthusiastic and cheerful, he is not like some rich and powerful male protagonists who have an exaggerated dislike for women who have no emotions. His communication and behavior with others are very normal, and he will not be said to have any quirks or anything like that. Anyway, in the first few dozen chapters I read, the interaction between the male and female protagonists made me feel comfortable. This book is quite good, and it is considered very good among this kind of romance novels.

I think the heroine is so likable, not weak, has a good personality, is pretty and plays straight. The male protagonist is handsome and rich. Apart from a little bumpy start, the later part of the story with the female protagonist is simply amazing. Bai Lianhua is so annoying, but it's a pity that the female protagonist is more skilled and cute. My friends, both men and women, are very capable in killing Bai Lianhua. The support team lawyers + drivers, especially the lawyers, are full of praise

Very unsightly. From chapter 100 onwards, it's just a patchwork. Every character basically has no bottom line and no personality. Whether it's the male lead, the second female lead, or the second female lead, or the male lead's mother, or the second female lead's mother, they all feel like they have no basic personality. The male protagonist went abroad without saying a word and went abroad with the woman who had been missing for eight years, and even went to New Year's Eve. The hero's mother suddenly called the heroine for divorce without any distractions. She used to love this heroine the most. The worst green tea stories are not this funny. Don't waste your time, don't look.

I generally change the previous evaluation to the worst, because the first part was pretty good, and the later parts became more and more messy. The key male and female protagonists are poorly portrayed: The male protagonist has been entangled with the Bai sisters one after another, but because the female protagonist is very beautiful and has a good figure, far better than the Bai sisters, he has a particularly strong physical need for the female protagonist, and has always emphasized that he does not love the female protagonist, just because of physical needs! It's already been chapter 230 and I'm still saying that I don't love the heroine! The Bai sisters can call him away at any time, and if there is a conflict, they will always be partial! Even though the heroine was pushed downstairs and was injured and hospitalized, he tried to cover up the past with a light apology! Unfortunately, due to her previous connivance, Sister Baicha didn't even want to apologize, so the male protagonist reluctantly called the police! But because Baicha Girl begged for mercy, she immediately let it go! The heroine is having a fake pregnancy. If it were true, Mo would be unworthy of being a father! With his bottomless indulgence of the Baicha sisters, sooner or later he will be unable to protect the really pregnant heroine! The heroine is portrayed as inconsistent, but she was quite decisive in the front, so let's just get divorced! Know how to protect yourself! Later, for physical needs, she lived with a man again! This is the first time I saw a heroine actually accept living together for physical needs! The most unacceptable thing is that he inexplicably turned into a brainless + holy mother. He was pushed down the escalator by Sister Baicha and was seriously injured. When Mo Zha refused to call the police, he actually didn't call the police? The most disgusting thing is that not only can't he see through Baicha Girl, but he has no IQ, he actually feels sorry for Baicha Girl for no reason, and is played around by others. This kind of heroine is not worthy of being a mother and cannot protect her children! This time it was a false pregnancy. If she was really pregnant, how could she be so lucky? Even though your life was threatened, why didn't you leave Mo Zha? ! !

Super pretty! The author's writing style is gripping and the updates are fast (*´I`*) This is the first time I have encountered someone who focuses on writing the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists. There are many others that just write about other things. But not a single part of this book is out of touch with the emotional line. The plot is very fast and does not drag out. I like it😍! ! (PS: Approximately how many chapters will be updated? This is the first time I read the unfinished book. I haven't read it before. This book is so good. I look forward to the author's reply (˵¯͒¯͒˵)) I hope every girl can meet her own Mo Xingyuan ٩( 'ω' )و

This plot is really dragging on, can't you explain it more clearly? The male protagonist's communication is really difficult. Since there is no reason why he can't explain it clearly, he has been avoiding it. Here comes another ex who can affect his mood. It really feels like Rujin is about to appear. It feels like his wife is going to get pregnant and leave. Finally, they reunite.

To be honest, I really don't understand. The male and female protagonist... It's hard to explain in one sentence. Why are they so entangled with their ex? Why didn't the heroine just divorce him and keep suffering like this? I'm really speechless. I have such a big imagination. Is this a plot that normal people can come up with? I really see the male protagonist getting stuck with his ex without getting divorced, and the female supporting character Bai Lianhua being successful is disgusting.

Pretending, the male protagonist doesn't even want to say anything, he is very arrogant, does not explain clearly to the outside world, helps his ex-girlfriend, does not express his attitude, and does not reject his ex-girlfriend

Okay, okay. This plot is really attractive to me. The female protagonist is super sober, but the plot is a bit ink in the later chapters. The male protagonist's worries have not been written out for more than a hundred chapters. I hope it can be explained soon why the male protagonist has different feelings for Bai Zhiyao. The last thing is, don't engage in substitute literature.

After reading a little bit, I saw a comment saying that the male protagonist had been helping Bai Lianhua and gave up.