At the Engagement Party, President Lu Secretly Hooked His Little Finger Around Hers

Author, is your book too slow to update? I haven't finished writing several of them yet. I was so tired of waiting that I read them so slowly that I didn't know when they would end.

And it's too long-winded. I found that the plots of all the novels are similar and too complicated. Two people obviously love each other, so let's be together. How come there are so many things, so many beatings, killings, kidnappings and threats. I'm really convinced. It's either three years later or five years later. The most annoying thing is this kind of plot

I hope there will be less plots about children in the future. I don't like to read about raising children and pulling. Although it is very interesting, too much of the same story will make readers annoyed. There can be more plots about Xiao Zhou. I feel that his character is quite eye-catching in this book. It is good to be a snack.

Updates are too slow, no need to read anymore

The writing behind it is a bit forceful. When the imperial medical officer is not busy with treatment, he focuses on government projects instead?

I'm so anxious, the further I go, the more I delay, in order to torture the male protagonist. I'm starting to feel disgusted with the female protagonist. She is such a vivid image in the middle, but now she already knows that something is wrong with him, but she still talks recklessly. She can actually take the career route. Dumei, but she has to find Zhou by her side. She obviously has children, and the characters are wide-ranging, and she has become the president 🐶

Ahhhhhhhhhh! When will Yanyan know that our uncle can't hear you? [Crying]

It's quite good. I watched it all night. I felt that Lu Ye's impression was better remembered than that of the male protagonist.

I kind of want to know the ending later.

The plot is quite interesting, the characters and emotions are all vividly created, but it doesn't feel sad. When the heroine knows what Mr. Lu did to her, it feels like it doesn't express the heroine's hatred or sadness for knowing this.