The IP Killer and the Professional Flake

The first part is about pure sweet cookies, and the second part is that the male and female protagonists are both brainless. As a boyfriend, the male protagonist can use his mobile phone for a month without battery, without a mobile phone, his bag has been confiscated, and he can remember the female protagonist's number, but if he doesn't call the female protagonist, it feels like it's disturbing her rest. This kind of Not contacting the heroine even once for reasons such as her good thoughts, etc. The heroine experienced online violence, provocation from the hero's sister's best friend, a break in the crew's financial chain, etc. The hero and his nominal fiancée solved all these problems after returning to China. May I ask? So what are you writing about? It's a mess, and it makes it seem like the heroine is very brainless, and then she waits for this brainless male protagonist to save her. Does it mean that the male protagonist must come to save him in order to solve the problem? Don't both of them have mouths? Which young person in modern society does not play with mobile phones every day? I am convinced that the male protagonist can persist without looking for the female protagonist for a month. The character of the heroine who was independent and aloof was written earlier, but later on the heroine was completely eliminated. In addition, the male protagonist later became even more cowardly, thinking of doing good for the heroine, and then hurting the heroine in various ways. It's really outrageous. I remember that the heroine didn't call people to make sure she was safe. She disappeared for a month and still thought it was a small thing. It's really ridiculous!!! Just asking, has the author changed? I really can't stand it anymore

This book is okay. The internet is up, but school is about to start. There is still a little homework left to do

How good it looks in the front, but how disappointing it is in the back. At the beginning, the heroine portrays the character of a strong and independent woman, but the troubles encountered later have to be solved by the male protagonist. Starting from 80%, conflicts are forcibly created, and torture for the sake of torture is heart-breaking. An ancient plot that dates back eight hundred years is used...

The beginning was good and the middle section started to force suspicion, but it was a bit rushed in the end...

Forget it, I thought it was very good before Chapter 90, but it was really annoying when the male and female protagonists were forcibly reduced to wits later on. It just doesn't make sense to write it forcibly in order to write a misunderstanding. I could read it before Chapter 90, but then I became more and more annoyed after reading it. I suggest you not to read it. I take back my review of good review and change it to average. After that, I will give it five stars out of ten.

I saw Chapter 131 and couldn't stand it anymore. The first 100 chapters were really good. The plot after the completion was very awkward. To create conflicts, the male protagonist was unable to contact the female protagonist abroad for a month. I asked which reader believed it?

I haven't finished it yet. I really can't stand it anymore. I really don't know where such a high rating comes from.

Keep fighting for your ideals and persevere. Be brave and pursue. In the end, all your wishes come true, and your career and love are both harvested.

This book is about sweet pets. The male protagonist is not a domineering CEO after leaving the family. He is even a little rebellious in elementary school. It is about strong women. It is quite strange that the female protagonist cannot walk upright without a male protagonist who relies solely on strategy. If there is no suitable conflict point, don't forcefully create conflicts. On the contrary, it will lower the perception. In the middle of the movie, the male protagonist and his family seemed to be out of ideas, and even withheld their passports and forced a blind date. In addition, although the female protagonist wanted to be independent, she really encountered difficulties, and it seemed that she would be useless without the male protagonist, because she did not have the ability to solve problems on her own. Despite these, the whole book still has a smooth plot and tight rhythm.

After reading so many comments, I won't waste my time reading them and just abandon the article.