Don't Make Trouble, I'm Busy

Putting aside the fact that the male protagonist is not mentioned in the introduction, which makes people misunderstand that it is a plot-based story, the previous chapter on the mental hospital was pretty good. Then when we look at the subsequent chapters, why do so many people say it is good in the book reviews? When the male protagonist first appeared, he thought it was a routine. In order not to miss a book arbitrarily, he read it with doubts and almost died of anger. When the female protagonist was forced to join the group by the male protagonist, it is understandable that she endured it in order not to go back to the mental hospital. And then he was immediately taken away and told that he was going to attract evil spirits? ? Several people who have no trust or understanding at all ask the heroine to do life-threatening things, and they will definitely protect her, and the heroine also clearly stated that she is afraid of ghosts. Just ignore the heroine's opinion. Are you sure you are a future colleague and not an enemy? However, the protection went wrong later and almost killed me. Attracting ghosts is not a one-time settlement transaction (like not going back to a mental hospital), and the promised wages and benefits are not affected either. The female protagonist could have been offered an apartment by the company after she had achieved meritorious service, but the male protagonist refused without asking the female protagonist and forced (I don't know how many times, he was forcing everything) the female protagonist to live in his house. This is already very irritating, but you still have to help him clean and cook? If you are afraid of people escaping and being put under house arrest, you have some conditions. I can live in your house, but you have to hire me as a servant for food and hygiene, or do you want to beg you to live in your house? You can obviously live in your own apartment, but you want to show some sincerity in letting others work. There are no ready-made benefits to solve the family problems, and you are still in high risk. Who wants to escape? Now comes the most unbearable thing, the male lead has to keep his salary? ? ? The three hundred yuan a month promised was bullshit. The heroine didn't dare to resist. I almost felt like vomiting blood. Up to now, the heroine didn't have any daily necessities and her own clothes. The hero didn't allow others to touch any of his clothes, bath towels, toothbrushes... Then! You! Fall! Yes! Give! She! Purchase! Ah! Do you not touch your naked body? Or do you not wash your face, brush your teeth, take a shower, dry yourself and put on dirty clothes? Not to mention the various ways to make the heroine run errands, and the use of inducing words to deceive the heroine and intimidate the heroine. In turn, it is her own fault. He can only wear clothes in the colors he likes. If he forces her into a group and lives in his house, she becomes his own. Who does he think he is? The heroine has no bottom line at all, she doesn't dare to resist, she is no longer at a level where she can bend and stretch. How can you still have a crush on the male protagonist after being exploited like this? Are you a patient with Goldstein syndrome? Within a few chapters, it progressed to the point where they were in the same bed and the relationship between the male and female protagonists seemed really cheap. The male protagonist is either mocking or scornful. No matter how beautiful the eyes are on the top of his head, he will not make people like him. It doesn't mean you are cool if you say half of what you say and are impatient when others don't understand, nor does you mean you are overbearing if you blindly force yourself. Such a male character has no bright spots at all and seems to be cobbled together. Such a character is nauseating and further weakens the appeal of the plot. I really couldn't stand it anymore, and after reading other reviews, some said that the male protagonist had children with other women... I have always just read quietly, but I was so angry that I wanted to vent, so I wrote this book review. I hope it can save people with a bad temper like me from stepping into the trap and feeling panicked late at night.

The male protagonist actually slept with someone else and had a child. I didn't want to watch it for a moment

To be honest, I really don't like the male protagonist. Really, it's so annoying and indescribably disgusting. Put him first in everything

Is it good to watch? I think it's just average. There were some bright spots in the beginning that attracted me, but then I didn't like it anymore. First of all, I was annoyed by the strong character of the male protagonist, and then after a lot of babbling, I didn't really want to watch it anymore. I wrote a lot of things that have no practicality.

I read the novel from the perspective of a girl. I really hate this kind of man who suppresses others in everything. It's disgusting. He always shows the best to boys, which greatly satisfies their machismo.

Rubbish. Really rubbish, at the level of a primary school student.

The following is my actual reading experience. The male protagonist is too strong and has traces of PUA. The female protagonist is really too weak. Moreover, the male protagonist has slept with Bai Lianhua before and they have children (when the progress is 25%). I can't accept it. Just Jiang Zi 886 (don't come with Gang Jing).

I was originally very interested in the writing, but the female protagonist has always been suppressed by the male protagonist. The male protagonist's character is very annoying, as if he is mentally ill. I feel that in real life, it is very difficult for such a man to find a girlfriend, and not many women can bear it...

I've read half of it and will write a review. The male protagonist is really heartbreaking to watch. It doesn't matter how good-looking this kind of man is, it doesn't matter if he is a colleague, but he is really asking for trouble as a boyfriend. Why should the heroine bother? I stand by Chang Yue, after all, she is gentle and considerate.

The male protagonist doesn't like it, I really don't like it. The female protagonist feels like the male protagonist's servant. It's uncomfortable.