A Tough Little Cook Comes from the Sky

The male protagonist is such a scumbag!!!!!!

It is also a kind of fate to encounter your book in the vast sea of ​​books. Your writing is so superb that I fell deeply into it and couldn't extricate myself.

The author's writing is so beautiful. I really like to read it. The plot is smooth and the characters are well created. If you are a book lover, please come and read it. Do you support it?

To be honest, the author's writing style is very good, but the heroine is so disgusting. It's really annoying, and the male protagonist is even more disgusting. Damn, he's a scumbag. It would be great if he didn't get beaten to death in modern times. Thanks to the heroine, he traveled through time. Where is the nine-year compulsory education? Nima, I got really angry when I saw this. The female protagonist and the male protagonist can fall in love with the male protagonist like this. He is also a scumbag and a bitch girl. And what about Xue Piao? Nima, I am disgusting. If you had asked me, I would have gone up to it. Fortunately, the female protagonist clung to her like a toad. No one looked at her and ignored her. She was shameless. Is the nine-year compulsory education really feeding the dog?

Wenwen has brought me enough laughter and tears! The article written by Da Da was both loving and sad, and I was immersed in it for a long time and couldn't extricate myself. It's a really good book.

The male protagonist is so scumbag, I want him to be beaten with a stick

The heroine said she wanted to be with her for the rest of her life, but he was entangled with the hero and many other men. The male protagonist says he loves youth the most, but he insists on the female protagonist. The female protagonist says she doesn't care about the male protagonist's favor, but she doesn't want the male protagonist to marry anyone else. The male and female protagonists fight for their own feelings. But you have to sacrifice other people's lives abruptly. Is this the so-called halo of male and female protagonists?

I read a lot of people's book reviews, but I didn't dare to read them. I found that the male protagonist is really a scumbag that people don't like, and the female protagonist is miserable enough. She is still the same after rebirth, and she is too stupid in terms of emotions. I was really made to cry by some of the plots in the article. I even doubted whether they really fell in love in the end. This is not to deny the author's setting. After all, it is really not easy to write an article, but I really feel that the dedication of the heroine is not worth it. I feel sorry for the heroine.

I have to say that the author's writing style is smooth and natural, but the characters and experiences of the male and female protagonists are really unacceptable to me. I believe there are many perfectionists like me, but everyone has their own writing style, and I understand it very well. But now the trend is for male and female protagonists to have both sexes, which not only refers to physical aspects, but also psychological and emotional aspects. Maybe there will be a twist in the plot later, but I really have to say that this kind of plot is really annoying to watch. Even if the male protagonist and Nan Sheng are the same person in the end, there is always a gap between them; the male protagonist ended up with Bai Yueguang because of some misunderstanding, but this is still not perfect. I think generally girls, and maybe boys, read romance novels. Even if they prefer sadistic novels, the male and female protagonists are both physically and mentally clean. I really can't understand the author's thinking on this. Another problem is that since the male protagonist already has Bai Yueguang, even if he has sex after drinking, the female protagonist will not be trapped all the time. I can't understand this kind of long-lasting love. If the new princess marries into the palace, it is inevitable that the heroine will be bullied. The key is that judging from various factors in the early stage, the hero's favorite must be himself. Let's talk about the heroine, since she has traveled to ancient times, why do she still use modern ideas and measures, and still think that she is right. I have to say, I don't like this kind of character. The heroine has always said that she loves Nansheng, but when she makes love with the hero, she can be said to have no resistance. I am also speechless with this kind of character. Even if you say that she cherishes her life, you have to resist. I don't know whether the final ending is he or be. If it's he, it's really a sentence: the scumbag abused me thousands of times, and I took the scumbag like my first love. After all, if you want the male protagonist to be like this, he will leave no room to hurt the female protagonist in the early stage, and he will be killed in the end. Forgive me, I really can't accept it. Although there are some aspects of the plot that I couldn't accept, the author's writing is very good. The opinions expressed here are solely my own. I personally have a very good temper. As long as the book is not plagiarized or poorly written, I will give it five stars. Posting book reviews here is just a personal habit of mine. Don't troll! Finally, although I have stopped reading this novel, I still wish the author a bestseller!

In the first two hundred or so chapters, the male protagonist's design is not broken and the portrayal is also very good. In a society where men are superior to women, it is really normal to humiliate and send away servants. It is reasonable for an ambitious prince to be unstable and to have a strong desire for control. As for the female protagonist, the male protagonist has met many submissive servants, and the sudden appearance of a servant who is out of the ordinary and has his own highlights will indeed be refreshing, and it is normal for the male protagonist to keep paying attention. This simply creates a very typical image that women in the 21st century don't like! ! ! In the early stage, the male protagonist first humiliated the female protagonist, gave her away, strangled her neck, threw her into the water, and later played tricks on her, copying books for unknown reasons, and touching and touching her at every turn. Although the male protagonist rescued all the things that were given away, the damage had already been done. As a person in the 21st century, the female protagonist should blame this "culprit" no matter what. There should be a feeling of disgust, but the heroine keeps clinging to it happily. She feels cheap, not strong, and even quite servile. In the early stage, the male protagonist was not good, and I don't know if it will change in the later stage (anyway, the bad things have been done, and the image in my mind is not very good). The female protagonist is not very good anyway, and I even think their early feelings are very abnormal.