The Ceo's Mute Wife

It was a bit sad at first, but then the more I watched it, the more enjoyable it became, especially the part about fighting green tea. The heroine was miserable at the beginning, but fortunately the ending was perfect. Recommendation index 10 stars

The plot is very good and the ending is perfect. There are no typos. It is worth watching.

The plot is good, but it would be nice to have a side story of Si Xing

Perfect ending

The ending is too hasty! The front is too long-winded! The plot is still confusing, now this, now that, there is no transition at all! The female protagonist is still very weak, and the male protagonist has little strength. There are too many things going on between the two children. Whenever I write about Su Yinian, I will say that she is noisy or something, and then say that Xiao and An are very cold. I have written this kind of plot many times! The writing style is just average. The plot is an old-fashioned bloody plot, and it does not highlight the love between the male and female protagonists. It almost ends as soon as the relationship is confirmed. Difference! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

I'm convinced. It's the worst novel I've ever read. The heroine is submissive and she obviously had many opportunities to drag things out for so long in the early stages. . .

Abuse. The male protagonist's ink. The female protagonist's ink. It's not a fun story. If you don't like sadistic stories, be careful.

Really verbose

The plot is relatively bland, the heroine's character is a bit too weak, and Su Yinian always gives people the impression of being very noisy, and Xiao and An don't seem to want to be twins. It feels like the heroine's big eyes have been emphasized, and the two children have also been emphasizing this, which is a little deliberate. Overall, it's okay, but you can pay a little attention to typos.

Nonsense, too boring