The CEO's Fiery, Ugly Wife

I like the heroine. Compared with those soft heroines, I prefer this kind of strong, intelligent and capable heroine. The plot is also good and not muddled.

I really like this type of novel. Can Jiu Min update it soon?

The plot is not bad. The heroine's character is not coy and there are not so many misunderstandings between the male and female protagonists. There are just a lot of characters in the plot. The male protagonist is also quite smart. After expressing his feelings, he only loves the heroine. Anyway, I quite like the heroine's character of refusing to admit defeat. It's just that the author has updated too little, which makes people anxious. Updated every other day.

I think the sequence of this scene is a bit confusing, and is there a problem with not touching women? I was really speechless. This is really a classic model of a domineering president. And it also raises tigers? Is his home a zoo? There is also the jade pendant. With such an unlikable plot, there is really no big deal. Classically, I can guess what happens next. Too cookie-cutter. I hope the author can take a closer look.

1. The heroine is cowardly. She should have been forced to take back her grandmother's urn when she got married. If she didn't, she would have threatened her life. I don't believe it would have been delayed until the end. Also, the behavior of the male protagonist at the beginning of the article clearly made the heroine disgusted or even hateful. However, she thought that the hero's halo did something trivial to the heroine and let it go. The heroine even had servants who were not nice to her. She can fight back, she doesn't even dare to say anything to the male protagonist, she reveals herself like a virgin, she exposes her medical skills to save people, she reveals that she gambles to get in and out of the hospital, she reveals that she knows what stocks are (I don't understand), the heroine just thinks about taking the urn and leaves after getting married, and then she just talks about it and does nothing. 2. The male protagonist is violent, and he also likes the female protagonist. He gives her a slap in the face, but the female protagonist is a love brain and likes the male protagonist's behavior. Even if the male protagonist imprisons or even rapes the female protagonist, as long as he cares about the female protagonist and gives her some benefits, everything will be fine. 3. The writing style is childish, and the descriptive techniques are no different from those of flowing prose.

The plot is exciting and the sentences are fluent

It's really beautiful! Different from other novels There will be a main line! Reading those Mary Sue novels about overbearing presidents will make you visually exhausted, but this novel by the author keeps focusing on one thing to penetrate the entire emotions of the male and female protagonists. Worth a chase!

I originally wanted to give it a good review, but the plot made me give up. The heroine faked his death and left, and later reunited with the hero. The hero also faked his death and left, and was later revealed by the heroine to have faked his death. I originally thought that the two of them should live happily together with their children after all this. But in the end, an old man (the hero's grandfather) came out and beat the mandarin ducks, insisting on letting the hero marry someone else. What kind of rubbish plot, do you have to torture the hero and heroine? I no longer have the desire to read any more.

A very, very worth-appreciating novel. No red tape, no irrelevant scenarios. It is the least verbose work among all the novels I have read (this is definitely a reflection of my writing ability). Because of the fast pace, I wanted to read it in one go, and I was always in a happy mood. The male and female protagonists are ideal. I really like the way the male protagonist talks to the female protagonist - lazy, sinister and humorous. Next I will read all of the author's works. Come on!

The plot is very good, and the male and female protagonists also have quite a lot of drama. I don't know if I'm judging it by the standards of the Three Treasures, but I feel that the male protagonist is not very good. But the whole book is very good, not bad.