Rebirth of Chexi

No matter what the reason is, even if it is because he was deceived by another woman and lost his virginity when he was as ignorant as a baby, he is afraid that because he falls in love with that woman, the hero often goes to the bar to find other women to sleep with. Even if the hero has slept with those women, he will vomit, but it is not clean. If it's not clean, it's dirty if it's dirty. What qualifications does such a man have to have a female protagonist? He read the novel because he couldn't find that kind of beautiful relationship in life and wanted to find sustenance in the novel. The result was such a disappointing male protagonist. It was a waste of my book money. I decided to give up the novel after knowing that the male protagonist had many women.

It's a book I like very much, but I really have a mysophobia. Whether the male protagonist is intentional or not, it's disgusting. I read it a few years ago when it was serialized to the point where the male protagonist almost had a child. I just read it from the beginning today. However, the heroine gave everything to the hero, but the hero was still disgusted, including making outsiders seem to be having an affair with Yun Tila at first. It was really disgusting, so disgusting that it exploded.

The male protagonist also had an ambiguous relationship with Yun Tila, the person who almost killed the heroine. When the heroine almost died, he risked the relationship with the heroine's family to protect Yun Tila. I don't know what his reasons are, but I really don't like this male protagonist. I originally thought that the male protagonist had another person, but when I saw him having a relationship with the heroine, my idea was shattered. Originally I liked the heroine and the storyline of this book, and wanted to follow this book, but after seeing this, I thought, let's stop here. I was originally very happy to see this book, because I haven't seen such a good book in a long time. The author's writing style is really good, but I don't like such a male protagonist. The male protagonist I like does not necessarily have to be clean, but he must be absolutely partial to the female protagonist~ I will definitely go to support the author next time he releases a new book ~ Goodbye everyone

In fact, the concept of this book is very novel, but the writing process was somewhat influenced by inherent Chinese concepts. For example, there must be a male protagonist. The male protagonist has high status and strong abilities. The male protagonist can have many women, but the female protagonist can only have one man. The male and female protagonists must be partners. The father's surname is given priority in naming. I don't like the male protagonist very much. I haven't liked him since he spared the man who almost killed the female protagonist. Moreover, the male protagonist is too self-righteous.

I felt good at the beginning and read it, but when the male protagonist let go and almost died of the female protagonist, I felt a little bit tempted to give up, but I still insisted on reading. But when the female protagonist gave it to the male protagonist for the first time and found out that the male protagonist might have other women, I was no longer ready to continue reading. I came to the comment area to read and found that the male protagonist really has many women. I can only say that I may have a psychological mysophobia. Anyway, I can't persist.

From the beginning, when the heroine was young, she said that the heroine is domineering, possessive, and calm. From the heroine's performance, it can be seen that the heroine is not a person who loves love first, and will not compromise because of love. The heroine does not mind marriage, because her parents and grandparents in the previous life had a bad marriage relationship. In this life, her parents are also divorced, and the heroine takes relationships very lightly. How could the heroine choose the male protagonist? Is it because she was loved by the male protagonist? Even if the male protagonist has many women, she still let them go. People, you have to know that the heroine cherishes her own life very much. She has cared about her life since she was a child. How could she forgive the male protagonist so easily? This completely ruins the character. And the heroine has such a high status. She feels like she is just a decoration. I am afraid that the heroine is a fool in the eyes of outsiders. With such a high status, she only focuses on one man, and that man is not just her. At least we readers are uncomfortable. With such a high status, she chose such a stud. Forget it, abandon the article.

Find a woman who can vomit and still get hard? Being able to vomit means you are disgusted. I am so disgusted that the male protagonist can still get hard when he is completely awake. I just read the beginning and read the book review and I feel disgusted. It is so dirty.

This kind of male protagonist is heartbreaking to watch, except that he won't arrange another one? I just can't stand the male protagonist who is involved with someone else. If a bad scumbag becomes the male protagonist, I feel depressed!

Even if the male protagonist has a dark history, he deserves to be forgiven, but you saved the woman who almost killed the female protagonist, slept with her and still defended her, you are obviously a stud, you really don't like him, it's disgusting

The person who wrote this book must be a male author. Why is it that the male protagonist is a stallion and the female protagonist stays the same until the end? Obviously very open