I Earn Points in the Last Days

It would look good if there was no male protagonist and the style was always in the front, but the appearance of the male protagonist is as disgusting as a plate of fragrant rice with lumps of cake on top🤢 I don't understand what the meaning of the male protagonist's existence is? It feels like the existence of the female protagonist is to pave the way for the male protagonist. The article also mentions love at first sight. In my opinion, the male protagonist does not fall in love with the female protagonist at first sight, but for the points and supernatural potions mentioned by the female protagonist. The article mentions that all the affection and love the male protagonist has for the female protagonist is just like to tie up the female protagonist and make her his tool! I only saw a few chapters after the male protagonist appeared and I have no desire to read anymore, so these are just my personal views and opinions. Maybe they will change later, but I don't think they will. After all, the system already seems to be tailor-made for the male protagonist

Originally, I don't hate female protagonists having male protagonists, but because of the following plot developments, I especially hate having male protagonists in novels about strong women. The reason for my criticism is as follows. Anyway, I was angry. I suggest the author not to write novels about strong female protagonists, because they clearly have a golden finger on the heroine. But as long as there is a male protagonist, the female protagonist will feel like she was stripped naked when she first met in front of him. She has no ability to hide at all. The male protagonist is so arrogant that she can smell the scent of several strangers. What's even more illogical is that the male protagonist found that his grandfather's collection at home was gone, and he actually thought of installing a monitor. The illogical thinking is here. Author, do you think you are writing an urban novel? This is the end of the world. Normally, things are missing. In the end of the world, things cannot be found because you don't know where others took them. In order to show that the female protagonist was stripped of her waistcoat in front of the male protagonist, the male protagonist actually installed some kind of monitor in the apocalypse. It was funny. What's even more funny is that for the sake of the male and female protagonists, the female protagonist becomes the male protagonist's golden finger, and the system is even more thoughtful and pretends to be dead without telling the master what is happening outside. . Damn, this is a system for male protagonists. As long as there is a male protagonist, the female protagonist is nothing. The system is biased towards the plot of the male protagonist, which is disgusting and shocking. There is no story where the male protagonist would die! I am so funny. Damn, if you don't have a male protagonist, you will die. What's more, it is written with such a logical and bloody plot. I am really angry after reading it. The author should stop writing about female protagonists and go to male channels. Your writing like this will only make me angry and angry when I see it again. Goodbye, don't let me see you again next time I search for apocalyptic articles, haha. . . What's wrong with writing a strong female protagonist in such a way that she becomes the male protagonist's golden finger? Hurry up and write the male protagonist.

The female protagonist is obviously such a powerful golden finger, but the more she writes, the more she becomes like the male protagonist's living golden finger, becoming more and more mindless, as if the female protagonist is completely an accessory to the male protagonist. There are so many top female supporting characters who love the male protagonist brainlessly and think they can replace the female protagonist. The female protagonist is just a useless accessory in the eyes of others.

I couldn't stand the first interaction between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. It was obviously for the female protagonist's space, medicine, and her special abilities, and he was so lofty, and his liking was just a matter of sex. The female protagonist was obviously capable and independent, so it had to be written as a brainless child who relied on men. Oh, what a pity. The author had previously written a book called "Five Elements Legend of the End of the World", which I also read, but abandoned the article after reading it. It's not my favorite type. This is just my personal opinion. I like the female protagonist to be upright, self-reliant, not a bun, not a white lotus. She can be weak in the early stage, but she can work hard to have a strong heart, but she can't be in love, and she can't throw away all the apocalypse when she meets the male protagonist.

As soon as the male protagonist comes on stage, he starts to show off his dick and swagger to the sky. The female protagonist's early efforts are entirely to make the male protagonist's wedding dress, and the system is nothing. I suspect that the author is used to the idea of ​​​​writing male videos, playing hooligans and misbehaving while being suave. Spring is here, the season of multiplication of all things, and the author cannot control his inner turmoil.

The machete collected by Jiang Li's father turned out to be a knife specially used to chop people in a certain era. It's a bit scary. In which era was he so brave? And I didn't expect anyone to collect it. This knife must have been stained with the blood of a lot of people.

The subject matter of this book is quite good. The first dozen chapters were okay, but it started to get worse after shaving my head. And if you put yourself in it, you would feel more and more depressed and less and less interested in reading it, so I decisively gave up the book.

I don't quite understand how good a man must be to be liked by so many women. Just one or two will be enough. If a woman appears, it's a peach blossom. I'm speechless. Isn't it nice to fight monsters and upgrade?

As soon as the male protagonist comes out, he really So frustrated Why does such a loser man suddenly lose the desire to watch?

I read it well before, but when I saw the male protagonist appeared, I was disgusted and decisively abandoned the article. It seems that the female protagonist is so hungry and thirsty that she needs such a man. If the author can't write about emotions, then don't write about it. If he does, he writes like a prostitute or a client. What's going on? Aren't you disgusted by it yourself?