The Fat Wife Ran Away from Her Parents and Criticized Her Husband for Not Letting Go

Why! After reading so many, this is the most difficult one so far. I feel that the character of the male protagonist has collapsed in the later period. Is he emotionally attracted to Su Manman? ? ? How disgusting! This is also the only book currently where I hope that the heroine will be with the male lead in the end.

To be honest, although my heart beat faster when I saw the relationship between him and Su Nu, it was so exciting and I couldn't stand it. It was so good-looking. The male protagonist was a scumbag and he only treated other women. It's true, false, false, false, true, true. It's hard to explain in one sentence. [Tilting head, laughing and crying]

This is a very tragic story. The heroine is smart and kind. She saved many people and paid a lot for the hero. However, she was stabbed in the back by the original hero and some of the people she saved. After the hero became famous, he started looking for love. The heroine is alone in ancient times and cannot return to the original world. The hero is very powerful and the heroine cannot escape at all. The seemingly reconciliation is just the best situation the heroine can get for herself. It's a rare tragedy

Although I think this book is good-looking, it looks at life through its merits, and is similar to a playbook and a novel! Novel will always be written perfectly, life! There is always something rare!

Although there are many typos, it is not verbose and procrastinating, but it still looks good.

In the end, I kind of don't want the female lead to be with the male lead. I really want to marry the second male lead. It's a pity.

The characters of the male and female protagonists both collapsed in the later stage, especially the male protagonist. He seemed to not understand many things. How did he become the first assistant in his previous life? When an official, especially a high-ranking official in ancient times, shouldn't the best thing he can do is read people's hearts? The heroine also wants both. Especially the part where she is wiping her feet at the beach. I didn't even watch it. She requires a man to be loyal but also doesn't give him trust. It is necessary to have reservations in love. After all, it is to protect yourself. But once something happens, the first thought is reasonable? Is this reasonable? Not to mention that the female protagonist knew that the male lead liked her all the way through the broadcast. What she said to Lu Qingqing in the carriage after losing her memory proved that this person is transparent. People who are transparent generally do not have low emotional intelligence. How can people with online emotional intelligence not be able to see what the male lead is thinking? If you can see it and don't reject it, I don't think the female protagonist is any better than the male protagonist. If you can't see it, it goes against the heroine's personality. Good relationships have to be managed. The author wrote the female protagonist so that the male protagonist has to be her, but she is unwilling to pay, which is a bit disgusting.

It's not that good. The male protagonist really deserves to die. It's clear that he still has unresolved feelings for Chu Ran, but later he takes a concubine and he's really speechless.

The first half is still very interesting. After the heroine returned to modern times, the plot fell apart a bit. I felt that the author did not grasp the degree of control well. He too deliberately described the ambiguity with other women and some of the male protagonist's inner thoughts. These are actually inconsistent with the male protagonist's personality. According to his mental methods, there is no need to make himself look coquettish. How could he be the first assistant in his previous life without such skills. The heroine also became a bit pretentious, distrustful and unable to communicate. In the end, it was written that she had been waiting for the male protagonist, and she allowed the second male protagonist to follow her all the time, which was also a bit irresponsible.

It's finally over, let's spread the flowers and be happy. Let me talk about a few questions raised by readers. First, is the male protagonist clean or not? Whose child is the bad woman who the male protagonist couldn't wait to kill? Hahaha, I didn't write it in the article, not intentionally, I just forgot this paragraph. The male protagonist is clean, and the child conceived by the woman belongs to her and the guard. The male protagonist originally did not want to kill her, just because she provoked the female protagonist. Second, what does the seven years between the male protagonist and the female protagonist have to do with Su Manman. Take advantage of relationships.