Quickly Travel Through and Catch the Lonely Male Protagonist

The guy in Duanxiu made me so angry. I just finished praising you, and now I'm facing such an ending. How could I do this? It's so uncomfortable. He's dirty. He's so angry that he's crying for the noble party with a glass heart.

Originally, I really thought that I would be able to finish reading this quick travel book, because I am not too picky... But I really couldn't stand it. It was full of nonsense and it felt like it was all just trying to make up for the word count. But it's not serious, so one star is fine.

It's a mess, the heroine has a psychotic personality

I'm really not a troll, I just want to ask where the emotional line between the male and female protagonists is? They met once, and then the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist? Then they created various reasons for them to meet, just because they were the male and female protagonists? Seeing this, I have only seen the author write 4 supporting characters, and they have no big effect on the plot, then you (the author greatly ) It's better not to write about these people. (I personally think) the female protagonist has no thoughts. All she thinks about all day long is how to meet the male protagonist, be with the male protagonist, and increase the male protagonist's favorability. The male protagonist, too, will only accept the female protagonist's love for him. Doesn't he (the male protagonist) have anything else to do? Excuse me? He is a prince! The above is what I personally think

I only watched it after confirming from the extra story that Gu Ziye was a woman and that she didn't have a clone. I was fascinated by what I saw before, but when I saw Duanxiu and Playboy, I thought that the male protagonist would not touch anyone other than the female protagonist. In the end, he not only touched a woman but also a man, and the man was sent there personally by the female protagonist who wanted to die. Alas, it was so uncomfortable that I couldn't even lift my spirits after that. My obsessive-compulsive disorder forced me to read on, so I kept dancing and barely managed to watch the end. I don't know how to evaluate it.

It feels like the heroine has no IQ in the early stage

In the second story, the boss is Ziye's father. Zhujiang ruined his achievements and the male protagonist's future. Why didn't the male protagonist in the previous life know that Ziye was an agent and didn't take Ziye away? After that, Ziye was tortured and died because of betrayal? Isn't the boss his father?

It's so ugly, far worse than the other book.

Silly Baitian and cool male protagonist, nothing new and childish

Does anyone still remember him? I read this book last year and I have basically forgotten the content of the book, but I remember Shi San Jue very clearly until now. Author, are you in need of a leg pendant in Hao? There are two men named Thirteen and Wang Xiao written in it. I have never seen such a cool operation in any quick travel article on the Internet. First, I wrote about Thirteen Jue. I really thought this poor boy was the male protagonist. Then I wrote about the female protagonist being with another male. I laughed angrily. If that's all, forget it. After the heroine and Wang Xiao got together, why did she write Shisan's disappointment and pain so well? I didn't dare to read the two extra chapters for Shisan. I cried so hard after reading it. This feeling is probably like a very beautiful and gentle boy appearing in my world, and then he was put into a cage by the Creator and whipped Lingchi. I could only watch him in pain and despair. In layman's terms, it just feels fucked up. I typed a lot of words and I don't know how to end it.