I Got in the Wrong Wedding Car and Married a Trillionaire CEO

The author knows how to write!

I want to give myself a good review. Everyone has no objections, right?

Forced intelligence

It's okay to take a look at the urban writing style of six or seven years ago. The problems are all commonplace. Fishing is about the relationship line, and I dare not write about breakthroughs in relationships. There is no problem with the characterization of going out for fun. It is said that there are multiple female protagonists, but in fact they are just tools to promote the plot, because there is no breakthrough in the relationship (it has nothing to do with the protagonist's freewheeling personality, because he can eat whatever he wants) Coolness. . . It can only be said that it is half satisfying. You can understand that the author has gathered a circle of acquaintances around the protagonist. This group of people will beat him to death without even knowing his identity. He constantly provides the protagonist with opportunities to pretend to be cool. He does not act those "non-core characters" or high-end combat powers. He only punches a child. Here, even the ex-girlfriend has not been dealt with or contributed. It's a big slap in the face scene, so you can say that it's cool, but the coolness is limited. The combat power can really give you a bit of pleasure, but most of them are still in the night, pretending to be so cool that even acquaintances don't know. Apart from the protagonist's invincible combat power, the other parts are hard to comment on. I can only say that it's okay to watch and have fun after fattening up. Forget about chasing updates, except for fighting, the pace of things is quite slow.

Although the content is relatively old-fashioned, the main point is to attract readers to continue reading.

It's so exciting, really, this is the most enjoyable novel I've ever read😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

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It's beautiful, I love watching it, everyone should come and see it!

I have actually read many novels with this theme, but none of them attracted me. I hope the author can use everyone's strengths to make it bigger and more perfect.

This is a novel, not a short play. How about making up the word count? How can anyone say a few words to such a frivolous person? Even if you don't bother to reveal your identity, you can't say a few words to anyone. It's like a skit about spitting.