Looking at the Cold River

I really can't stand such a philanthropic male protagonist, and I like the author's female protagonist, but this male protagonist is really disgusting. Not only does she care about her childhood sweetheart, but she even loves her childhood sweetheart's children. Why should the heroine save her again and again? If she doesn't save you, she will scold the girl. If I save your childhood sweetheart, you will be your childhood sweetheart. The bamboo horse is going to harm the heroine, but you still blame others for not being able to bear it. You are used to being tolerant, so why should others have to bear it? You are also ambiguous with all the girls who like you, saying that you are afraid of not being friends. Why are you friends with so many girls? You also carry the purse of a girl who knows that she likes you, and you are convinced. She heard the blame, which meant that as long as it was not a big deal like taking her life, she should treat it as nothing. "You blame me for not swallowing my anger, because it's your childhood sweetheart who is plotting and scheming. Why do you defend me at all times? When she was in labor, I should have given her medicine to cause her to collapse and die. Anyway, your doctor here also said that only one of two can be saved. If she died, the responsibility would not fall on me. I really regret it -" It's so painful to watch. The male protagonist defends everyone but not the female protagonist. Why do the male protagonists in all novels have to be like this?

Although the emotions are a bit complicated, the content is interesting and the characters are vivid and not stereotyped. It's a pity that not many people read the good articles, and the streets are full of cool articles without brains.

A man chases a woman across a mountain, a woman chases a man across a veil

The author's literary talent is so good, I like it