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I have seen the role of the male protagonist for more than 300 episodes, and I feel that it is really not perfect. The description of the female protagonist is very detailed. Compared with the male protagonist, I think it is okay for the male protagonist to like the female protagonist, but he also follows the female protagonist when he goes on a mission, and later in Country Y. He chases the female protagonist there. Later, the female protagonist says that the male protagonist should not go into this muddy water with her. Does the male protagonist feel aggrieved? ? ? There is also a paragraph later that says that he entered the game this time, all for her. Having experienced a terrifying pursuit before, it was like walking on the tip of a knife, and one mistake could lead to catastrophic death. But he didn't feel regretful. ? ? ? I'm confused, and things are prioritized. What do you do in this situation? If you follow me, you won't be able to help, and you'll be doing a disservice. Later, he said that he was taking a management course in Wucheng Financial Building and asked the heroine to be his personal bodyguard. The heroine originally needed to escort the national treasure back to the country as soon as possible, but she finally relented because of the hero. Then stay and protect the hero... There are many, many more. To be honest, the image of the male protagonist is really not three-dimensional. All I see is opening a trumpet to be a fan of the female protagonist, pretending to be pitiful, secretly filming, jealous, and self-impressed. . It shouldn't be. . . The image of the male protagonist should not be limited to this. It may be that there is too little description, and then it makes me feel like a mama's boy. The female protagonist is the mother and he is the treasure 😂😂😂 After all, the female protagonist does care about the male protagonist, but she really has to be more three-dimensional to supplement this role. Can he become the best actor, etc. These identities are not just about this IQ, right? Later, Chen Zui died suddenly and was sent directly to the incinerator. I can't accept it. Compared to the male protagonist, the role of Chen Zui is much better. There is also a female protagonist in the drama. The plot in the drama is also very interesting. The cat abuse incident is still unforgettable.

However, there are some places where the details are not in place, or not handled well. Let's talk about the male protagonist first. The male protagonist's character is not very diverse. He does things like "Jiang's Wife", being protective and jealous. In some other aspects, the male protagonist's ability and coldness are not emphasized (this is my guess. For example, if it is inappropriate, the author's text shall prevail). Compared with the female protagonist, he is obviously overpowered by the female protagonist. Also like when the heroine went to teach at Beijing University and caused a sensation and fled, she actually disguised herself as the director in front of others. Although this was done to maintain order, it was too imprudent and could easily be suspected. Sometimes it is better to hide the golden finger. After all, managing order is not an urgent matter. You can find someone to do it for you and apologize for it. Maybe the heroine is more strict and doesn't want to cause trouble to others, hoping that she can solve the problem herself. Finally, although Wenwen has a strong sense of justice, it makes people feel that the entertainment industry in the article is too relaxed and the atmosphere is too good, which is somewhat unreal. I still read the article very carefully. If my opinion is wrong, please help me correct it.

Why do I think the male protagonist is a little bit... Sometimes he gives me the feeling of sexual harassment, but the female protagonist is quite good, very powerful and shines in her own field.

The female lead is good, but I feel like the male lead is a little bit behind her 😂

No more, no more. I really think the female protagonist is great and well-written, but the male protagonist's character is really annoying sometimes. Then my personal score for this book will be lowered. Although the male protagonist likes the female protagonist and tries hard to pursue her, it doesn't matter, but the female protagonist is performing a task, and it is a very important task, like the male protagonist. Just go along, don't let the heroine find out, and don't do those things just to get close to the heroine. Not only does the heroine have to work hard for the mission, but she also has to go out of her way to protect you, and she may get hurt, really. Sorry, author. I really find this kind of male protagonist annoying. If I don't like other books, I usually won't read the first few chapters, but I really liked the heroine of this one, so I continued to read it, but the male protagonist really made me speechless and choked with complaints. 🙈😒🤔🙃 But many others are very well written. That's great, come on 🌹🌹🌹👍!

Let Teacher Jiang become stronger, otherwise he will be like a burden every time he follows Rainbow Dash. Let him protect himself before!

Regarding this issue, I gave it serious thought when I wrote it. The heroine and Chen Zui met before she was three years old. Isn't it normal for a three-year-old child to call an older boy brother? The close relationship between the heroine and Chen Zui made her keep calling him the same name she called him when she was a child. This is only reasonable. For example, friends you met when you were young must be accustomed to continuing to call them by the names you used when you were young. I would like to make a special explanation here, hoping that everyone will no longer be obsessed with the word "brother". What's more, just because the heroine called Chen Zui "Ping Gege", she made all kinds of complaints and maliciously gave negative reviews without even looking at the subsequent plot. It was really hurtful. The works are all written with painstaking efforts by the author. As readers, you have the right to evaluate whether it is good or bad, but can you respect the author and at least leave a message to ask about the situation when you cannot understand it? If you feel that it is really unacceptable, then leave a negative review.

The writing is really good, especially the heroine, I love it so much But I really dislike the male protagonist. Not only does he keep up with the heroine when she is working (although he is said to be helping), but he is also so overbearing. The heroine is not even with him yet. He will get angry even if the heroine looks at other people and he is too weak. I am really afraid that criminals will arrest the heroine and threaten the heroine... Please, let the heroine be beautiful alone🙏

The male protagonist may be the type of man the author wanted to have, but the male protagonist he wrote was too weak and too effeminate

I beg the author to change the heroine's name from Chen Zui to Brother Ping. Calling him Brother Ping is really embarrassing. Don't people around him think there's something wrong with Mu Yun? One boy calls another boy brother. Uh, it's too pretentious.