You Were Supposed to Be a Professional Simp, So How Did You Turn the Goddess into a Clown?

To get Zhang Yang in, they had someone touch his shoulder and subtly expose himself. What a jerk! It's not like he's broke. Why would a CEO resort to such tactics to get someone in?

How did it become a eunuch? I'm speechless. I'll try to raise it, and then I'll check on it again. Turns out, it's dead.

Of all the books I've read, this one feels incredibly realistic! It has six endings, but they all feel real. Every female lead truly loves the protagonist and can't leave him, but it's impossible for her to have six relationships at once. The only downside is that they had to write separate endings for each character.

It's alright. A complete ending where you get everything would have been nice, but the ending is pretty good as it is.

The younger sister was found in that chapter.

This is my first time watching a show about a professional simp. Whether it's good or not, I'll take a look first. [Laughing and crying emojis]

To be honest, the plot involving Zhang Yang and Su Rui is a flaw, or rather, the character of Zhang Yang is a flaw.

The plot is really well-designed, very tight and exciting, but the whole story is too short due to the subject matter. Moreover, the plot and the relationships between the characters are closely linked, and the story has a lot of tension. In terms of character development, each character has their own unique traits and is not a stereotypical, stereotypical role.

I spent three days reading the whole book. The work is very similar to Lu Xing's book next door, and even the female protagonist's background and character setting are roughly the same. Compared with the other two works, this work cannot compare with the other work in terms of writing style and narrative pace.

The characters are vivid, but the ending is too rushed and doesn't leave you wanting more.