Dangerous Intimacy

What attracted me to keep reading was the case itself. The mystery was one after another, one after another, and I couldn't figure out who the murderer was behind it. However, the settings of the male and female protagonists are really unacceptable, and there is no personality charm at all. The heroine is written like a light, but I don't feel that way when I read it. The hero's cleansing at the end was simply baffling. I would rather watch a pure criminal investigation than this messy and inexplicable emotional line.

No matter what the reason is, it is not the reason for the male protagonist to fall into the cliché. In order to prove his ability to make money in front of his father, he must not lose his human nature. The male protagonist who cannot control his emotions is not worthy of the female protagonist's waiting.

It's good to watch, the plot is clear, not very long, and it's memorable.

It was well written and made me cry many times. The plot is compact and fascinating.

The early part is fascinating, but the later part sucks.

Scumbags, scumbags, all messed up.

What motivated me to continue reading this book was the case. The bad guys can be punished. The male and female protagonists have bad views. The male is a scumbag. In the end, he was cleared. The female later wanted to be a mistress. It was really disgusting.

The ending was too sloppy, and the heroine was written too anxiously in the end, but overall it was quite exciting! Worth a look! Looking forward to more exciting things from the author!

There are too many typos, it always makes me look like I'm watching this, and I can't get into the plot.

Forgive me for skipping the finale halfway through. I really don't have the heart to see who harmed Song Tiantian. At first I thought this novel was good. But then the more I looked at it, the less interesting it became. Especially Chu Mohan is a scumbag. In the end, the heroine even forgave him. And Yang Danni is also weird and disgusting. One piece of green tea. At first I thought she was the mastermind, but later I thought she was probably an accomplice. Not interesting