Addicted to Every Step

It's beautifully written, the characters are vivid, and it's worth reading.

Hostess, I am poor, my mother is seriously ill, and my father is in debt, but I have dignity. I want to use one dollar to slap 5 million in the face. I am very courageous. The heroine's clothes broke during working hours. The clothes given by the hero's secretary were too small. She didn't know how to order new clothes. The buttons popped and she couldn't sew them that night. She needed to wear them the next day and the hero noticed her. After putting on the new clothes provided by the hero, she remembered: I should borrow a needle and thread to sew clothes. I had no place to stay, so I stayed in a hotel and at the home of the male protagonist I just had a one-night stand with. I felt that the male protagonist's house was safer, so I stayed directly at the male protagonist's house. Knowing that the male protagonist has a fiancée, he still lives in her fiancée's home without any sense of boundaries. . . In the same way, the male protagonist is not a good person either.

It's too verbose. The plot was originally very good, but it's a pity that there are too many unnecessary words.

After reading it~ the overall feeling is a bit exaggerated~

I couldn't stand it anymore, so I just skipped to the end to read the ending. Why didn't you clarify the misunderstanding in person? I don't recommend reading it. The first few chapters were okay, but from the middle I couldn't read it at all. I've withdrawn it.

The difference between childhood living environment and tutoring status cannot really be eliminated

This heroine is so pretentious, she puts on airs on her face but wants to be superior in her heart

People's names are sometimes confused, and kidney transplants and lung transplants are mixed up.

I saw that the agreement did not make her feel ashamed, she was very happy and took it seriously.

I don't like the heroine very much. She's not a good match in the first place. She thinks too much and has no self-esteem.