Mrs. Xie Is Showing, but the Young Master of the Capital Still Can’t Let Go

Fooled by the comments. The writing is a bit funny, and the male protagonist is lucky enough to talk. The hostess didn't like it very much, and she felt a little aggrieved after reading it. An ex, a cousin, a love rival, and the family are all handled by the male protagonist. The female protagonist doesn't say anything and works in a mundane manner. But the female protagonist is not an ordinary family. Your own work and family are not bad, so why are you afraid of trouble? What is written in the back is definitely a confrontational scene between the male protagonist's mother, the female protagonist, and the love rival who caused a misunderstanding.

Attracted by the publicity, it was okay in the early stage, but became less and less interesting the more I read later. The back and forth started with Lu not believing that the heroine was married. Although the heroine did break up with him decisively, there was still a lot of plot for Lu until the latest episode. It was quite speechless. Didn't it mean that the heroine and Lu Jia should have similar backgrounds? Why does it feel like the heroine is so passive? People around him were always at odds with each other, which made me feel very annoyed. The part where Xie put the most effort into characterization was at night and during the fight. The characterization of the male and female protagonists was too thin.

I don't know what they are doing in procrastination? The heroine is obviously married, so why does everyone still think that he and the man named Lu are still possible, and want to match them up? What does your husband think of this? The same goes for the man named Lu. Does he have some kind of mania? Every time he loses his temper, why does everyone ask the heroine to comfort him? The heroine is not his, so why should she coax him? Besides, the heroine is already married.

With all this bickering, Lu Tiantian making trouble, and Xie following suit, why not write a book for them? The male protagonist is okay, can the female protagonist be more decisive? Sometimes it is clear that we can just ignore it and refute directly, but we have to go back and forth, saying one thing to you and another to me. Is it possible that the end result is that the three of us live a harmonious life than anything else? The supporting characters are also Tiantian, Xini and Lu Tianzuo. It's not shameful to break up. Who can bear it? Can the male and female protagonists live a good life?

After reading about half of it, I felt that the heroine was quite funny. Throughout the whole article, she kept getting entangled with her ex-boyfriend. Although there was cooperation, there was always a feeling of being in a relationship that was constantly being sorted out and messed up. The heroine did not give any attitude to deal with it. The whole article felt so speechless.

First of all, let's talk about the heroine. She is just trying to be a peacemaker from the beginning to the end. Secondly, the friends around her are obviously married and have posted on WeChat Moments, but they are not her friends. I still feel that if the heroine breaks up with that Lu, she will reconcile and get married. The summary is that it is not straightforward and decisive enough. Next, let's talk about Lu. This is the only character I hate. Pu Xin didn't say anything throughout the whole process, and there was nothing good about it. He just pestered the heroine repeatedly. Pu Xin didn't feel that he was at all wrong. Although he apologized in the last few chapters, he always gave people the impression that he was unreasonable, immature, and willful. Finally, let's talk about the male protagonist. The male protagonist is the only successfully created character in this movie. He is decisive, confident, and has a vicious tongue and a sense of humor. But I don't quite understand. The author will arrange Bai Yueguang and childhood sweethearts for him. In summary, the only highlight is probably this male protagonist.

It looks quite frustrating, I keep procrastinating, and the guy named Lu and the cousin don't go offline either.

Run, disgusting🤢It's my turn. The heroine keeps fighting with her ex-boyfriend. It has nothing to do with decisiveness. She is calm at one moment and in love at the other. It's like a schizophrenia. I'll go.

It's really frustrating for people watching it. The first few chapters are so good (che), but then they just don't open their mouths. Neither the male nor female protagonists open their mouths. Also, that Lu is just like Chaoxiong. The female protagonist knows that her cousin has bad intentions and doesn't say anything, so she just endures it hahahahaha. It makes people uncomfortable.

Please, can you please take Lu Zili and the heroine's cousin offline? Although the novel has to have twists and turns, you are a bit too twisty. The heroine doesn't like Lu Zili anymore. Why do friends still mess with each other? It doesn't look like they were raised by a wealthy family. It's the 70th Festival. The heroine and Lu Zili are still entangled (only Lu Zili is unilateral). If you like to watch the sloppy plot, I don't recommend it. 🔴I just read Chapter 84 and I'm still debating whether to read it or not. You can wait for me for a few days.