Guide to the Charming Girl

Everyone sees the male protagonist doting on the female protagonist, but I feel like the male protagonist is so childish that he really wants to take a woman named Yan as his concubine. Although I haven't done that yet, I have that feeling. The Yan family is so funny, and they spoil their concubines and destroy their wives. I just met the wife who is married to Ming Media. She is the granddaughter of a prince and a princess. How can she be a concubine? There is a sentence in the author where the male protagonist asks if he can't tolerate the Yan family. It feels like this sentence means that he has a concubine and others can't tolerate him. Otherwise, there is nothing to tolerate. Later, there is the fact that she can't tolerate her face, and her face can't tolerate her. I feel that if something goes wrong, the male protagonist may really take a concubine. He sometimes deliberately steps on the female protagonist's bottom line to prove that the female protagonist loves him and can do anything for him. I kept saying that I was afraid of him leaving, but I kept doing things the same way, just to see the heroine's bottom line, and to coax her. I feel like the male protagonist doesn't like the female protagonist that much. He says he likes her but doesn't do much. Of course, there is nothing about concubinage in this article. I'm just not happy with what he said about her being intolerable. I'm sad, and the male protagonist did a very good job.

This book is not amazing at the beginning, but gradually becomes more interesting in the middle. Firstly, the male protagonist dotes on the female protagonist, and the kind of great husband who dominates the outside world has turned into Zhaozhao's finger-twisting softness, and all the people in the world can't compare with her, which is touching; secondly, Zhaozhao is beautiful, she has no golden fingers or buns, she is bold, smart and fierce, which makes Qingyuan eat to death. This is the love that everyone dreams of! In addition, the author's writing is very good, so please give it a thumbs up!

I originally read this book because it had high ratings, but after reading the reviews, I didn't want to read it anymore. Originally, I only saw that the male protagonist was not in a relationship, and he was a bit incapable of accepting it. Moreover, I do not accept abuse, do not accept non-double sex, and do not accept the lack of trust between the male and female protagonists, so I still didn't watch it.

I feel that the male protagonist failed to protect the heroine every time, and the heroine is also very pitiful. The male protagonist is always aggrieved. If the female protagonist hadn't kept making troubles, the male protagonist would have taken a concubine long ago and is not firm at all.

The book is good to read, the male protagonist likes it too much, but the female protagonist is stubborn, doesn't understand people and things, is too pretentious, and doesn't trust the male protagonist. The male protagonist is always ignored, and the male protagonist is not worth watching. I have never seen the male protagonist be so kind to anyone with his experience and personality. The female protagonist either scolds or beats him, and the male protagonist still coaxes her back.

She is kissed by her ex-fiancé at every turn, and writing it like this is so disgusting.

Well, when I saw 30%, I almost wanted to give up on the story. I finally accepted the heroine's out-of-touch temperament. The male protagonist's original good impression was almost ruined by the underworld. Both men and women are having a lot of love affairs, and there is no way to solve it neatly. So far, there is no one. The characters have always been pleasing to the eye, and there are always some things that make people irritated. No one is perfect, but when reading a novel, I still want to be more idealistic. There must be one or two very good images that readers can yearn for. It feels a bit more disturbing the more you read, hey...

The heroine is useless and pretentious.

Well, I read this book after reading Hua Sanduo's The Evil King. It adheres to the usual humorous writing style. The same heroine travels through time and the male protagonist is arrogant and sinister. It's a good novel. I just feel sorry for Asong!

How should I put it, after reading a lot of comments and reading the book for a while, I feel that it's not just one of the male and female protagonists who has a problem... I mean, both characters are too pretentious.