Falling in Love

Right exactly

I felt that the content was very old. I originally wanted to watch a reunion after breaking the mirror, but I searched it and clicked on it (because the rating was quite high). The more I read, the more something seemed wrong, so after reading a little bit, I skipped a chapter and read it. 1. The second male lead feels a bit forced to act affectionate. If the male protagonist suddenly wakes up, he will not let the Yingying Yanyan around him keep troubled by the female protagonist. It has been more than 400 chapters and it is also very imaginative. 2. The heroine doesn't love herself. From the beginning to the end, she puts herself in the role of a subordinate. She suffers hard without resisting, and finally ends up with the hero. 3 Is a bit mechanical, it just doesn't work and the second male lead gets the upper hand. The male lead is a rotten person from start to finish. He is just aloof and nice to others. There is a section where the female lead disappears and the male lead goes to the second lead male lead and beats him up. Without knowing it, he should see a doctor. Haha. 4 Maybe it's the first time I've encountered it. It's not a halo at all. The male protagonist is centrally air-conditioned and the female protagonist is in love and has no independent opinions.

This is definitely a bad article written by a male author!

It's beautiful, I enjoyed watching it, but I feel like I haven't seen enough yet and it's over.

After reading chapter 400, I really couldn't stand it anymore and gave up. I don't like the heroine. I still sympathized with her until my patience ran out.

The story is well written, but the length of many articles is also messy, and many places are not explained properly. For example, the article does not explain who drugged Zhou Shi'an? Why does the old man dislike Zhou Shi'an so much? Is it because he killed his father? What happened if there was no explanation? How could Xie Shuyun have three children outside of marriage? How did Xie Shuyun regard Zhou Shian as her own? What did she do to his biological mother?

The writing is okay, but the plot isn't great. It seems like it has a lot of pitfalls, but it's actually nothing major.

Jiang Qianqian feels completely different before and after

My sisters, I only have one question from the beginning to the end. Does the male protagonist and He Cheng have no physical relationship, and it feels like they have never even kissed at all? I feel like he doesn't have those thoughts about the two women at all, he only has those feelings for the heroine. I saw a comment in the comment area saying that the male protagonist is a rotten cucumber. I skipped reading it, but I feel that the male protagonist and Cheng have never had anything to do with each other... Can any kind-hearted sister explain it? Thank you.

The cliche happy ending where the heroine hangs the hero from a crooked tree. The heroine is so disgusting and hurtful that she actually forgives the hero in the end. It's hard to turn back.