There Are Bright Stars in Your Eyes

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The first time the male protagonist is not for the female protagonist, and the second, third, and N times may not be for the female protagonist. I feel very sad. I really have a virgin complex and feel like I have to give up the article. This way I always feel that the male protagonist owes the female protagonist something. Oh, I am not happy😥😥

1. When setting the male protagonist, we took into consideration that he is already 30 years old and has corresponding physiological needs, so soon after the beginning of the chapter, we wrote the sex scene between him and Liu Ying. However, his first time was with the heroine, before he went to college. The first time between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is for each other. 2. In addition, the male protagonist did not understand his heart at first. It was not until Wanqing came back and faced her again that he realized that he had always had her in his heart. Four years ago, the heroine was domineering and did whatever she wanted because her father was the mayor, so the hero preferred Liu Ying, who was well-behaved and obedient. At that time, he was also a little rebellious. The more his parents thought about him, the less he behaved. Four years later, Wanqing came back, hurt in her heart and strong-willed, so she touched the hero's heart and made him fall in love with her again. As for the heroine's tendency to cry, women are made of water. Crying and venting will make you feel better. Maybe this is similar to my love for crying. But after crying, you will be more resilient, which is not a bad thing.

The male protagonist is unclean and wants the female protagonist to sleep with someone else. This is only fair. Why shouldn't the male protagonist let the female protagonist sleep with someone else?

Are the male and female protagonists dual virgins? I feel like the female protagonist is. Not the male protagonist, because his girlfriend is Liu Ying? ?

God, I really feel that the heroine is like a white lotus flower, crying at every turn. Did she spend so many years in a foreign country in vain? Moreover, the male protagonist is really very nervous. He was with the second female lead first, and after sleeping with the second female lead, he felt that he could not forget the female lead, and then he was with the female lead again. The key is that the female lead still maintains the attitude of "the male lead has tortured me a thousand times, and I treat him like my first love" towards the male lead. From time to time, she will I cry because of a word from the male protagonist, and then from time to time I am happy because of a word of concern from the male protagonist, and then my hope is aroused. I really feel that the female protagonist is very nervous. What has she learned abroad? The male protagonist treats her like that, and she still has hope for him.

Damn it, what a crappy story, she's sick, she's in a bad mood, this is the worst story I've ever written, why can't the heroine sleep with someone else, but he can, bullshit

Real,. I skipped around to chapter 20 and kept reading. It seems that the male protagonist and that Ying'er have been together for eight years? ? Emmmm, author, are you sure there is no problem with the male and female protagonists? The male protagonist is a complete scumbag, eating from the bowl and looking at the pot. The female protagonist is a bit like a small trio who destroys others. When she smashed the cake in the memory, she looked like something only a white lotus green tea bitch could do. . . Emmm, this kind of behavior is really uneducated. I saw the author explain that the male protagonist gave it to the female protagonist for the first time. Were the male protagonist and Yinger together at that time? ? We can still accept not being together. If we are together, it means the male protagonist is cheating on me. I haven't finished watching this, so I don't know this clearly. . Also, can current novels stop using the name of true love to give the female protagonist the aura of "mistress" (I am not targeting this book, I mean that most modern-day novels are like this). Being with a female partner is just for physiological needs, and the heroine is the true love, bullshit. Most of the people writing modern-day novels are girls. Can you respect women? Why should the female protagonist love the male protagonist wholeheartedly and wholeheartedly? The male protagonist doesn't know how many women he has had? Is this fair to women? The female protagonist sacrifices her body and mind and gets nothing in the end (it's not that she feels aggrieved by the female protagonist, but she feels that it's not worth it). There are a small number of novels that think that the female protagonist's viciousness is forced by the female protagonist or the male protagonist does it:) The male protagonist hurts the female protagonist for the sake of the female protagonist, and the female protagonist just apologizes and gets in on it? Can you have some backbone? Life is already so difficult. The authors let women live with dignity. Why should women make things difficult for women? ? ? ?

The male protagonist is unclean and wants the female protagonist to sleep with someone else. This is only fair. Why shouldn't the male protagonist let the female protagonist sleep with someone else?

I don't like unclean male protagonists. I think the female protagonist should learn to love herself first, instead of finding a man who scolds her all day long and makes her angry. Even if her relatives are gone, can't she love herself a little more? The parents who love their daughter don't want their daughter to be good for her. Her parents are gone and she just ruins herself. If you love a person like that, you should stay away from the male protagonist. The male protagonist is a bit scumbag and the female protagonist is a bit white. I really can't stand it!