After Passing Through the Book, the Female Supporting Character Struggles to Survive Every Day

I always feel that the heroine always seems to be easily angered by the dog prince. This kind of character is really not like that of a high-level doctor. After all, the theories of Chinese medicine and Taoist thoughts have many similarities. Have you ever seen a true Taoist who has a hot temper and is so angry? Even someone else's killing of a human can make the heroine so uncomfortable. Doesn't she need to kill zombies in the end of the world? Shouldn't her creed be: What doesn't kill me will make me stronger!

Excuse me, when do you abuse the male protagonist? When you see the female protagonist helping the male protagonist, the male protagonist still wants the female protagonist to die, just like watching the crematorium. I just hope that the female protagonist will not live in this world and be a free and wanton woman. I don't want the female protagonist to forgive the male protagonist too quickly. After all, if the female protagonist cannot heal herself, she will really die. But I just hope that the author can write in his own way. I support it.

I feel sorry for the heroine, she is also a girl who needs love, and the dog-abusing male protagonist, although the heroine doesn't say anything, she still needs love. Bai Mowan, those who love to cry really have sweets to eat. All the hardships in the past have been eaten by Xiao Zizi🤠. I hope I can always eat sweets in the future🤥 The author writes really well😽😽 Love the author😹😹😹😹

In the past, due to the inertia of Bai Yueguang and the original book, the male protagonist's behavior and choices were understandable, and the plot was reasonable. The female protagonist relied on her magnanimity and wisdom to conquer the male protagonist and become a veritable heroine for readers and the book. But the writing becomes more and more crooked later on. No matter what, Bai Yueguang rebels. The heroine can leave regardless of friendship when the hero is in crisis. But even if the hero is an ordinary friend, he should not abandon his friends in the face of such a national crisis. As a result, the plot cannot be returned, so the second male protagonist is inexplicably made to rebel. The reason for the rebellion is very strange. How can the second male protagonist be the prime minister with such a big heart? The funniest male protagonist went on an expedition and brought back Dr. Feng. He treated her very unusually. The young doctor could freely enter and leave the Qiankun Palace, take care of his food, and treat her with better treatment and respect than the queen. After the heroine jumped off the building, the hero realized his true feelings clearly. He ignored Bai Yueguang for 5 years, but was demoted by Dr. Feng Xiao? It was as uncomfortable as eating a fly. Looking back at the heroine, the heroine was originally a character who had the overall situation in mind, could see people's hearts, and was wise. However, in the later period, her IQ kept falling off the line and she was seeking death in various ways. Such a character is not worthy of being a heroine. If you have followed the show till now, you must have liked the characters of the male and female protagonists, but now both the male and female protagonists' IQs and personalities are offline, and all kinds of petty tricks are being used. Even small tricks like Dr. Feng Xiao's can be effective. The author is not abusing the male and female protagonists, but insulting the readers' intelligence.

The male protagonist is really disgusting, but he can still be with the female protagonist like this. I think the female protagonist may be born a bitch, with a masochistic constitution, and she spoiled his child even if she didn't love him, and she gave birth to a child. If I were her boyfriend, I would be very angry. How can I have the nerve to say that I love my boyfriend? What about national justice? A person who doesn't love someone who can't make decisions about his own feelings. I think the author deliberately beautified the female protagonist. This kind of person just moved me.

Forcibly giving wisdom to the heroine, what kind of forbearance is this? I don't want to hurt others. Didn't she have any preparation before entering the palace? He didn't resist, even if he verbally attacked, he didn't hit the mark at all. The male protagonist is a scumbag, what else should he pay? What has he paid? Just because he now finds out that he likes the female protagonist, he can forgive the scumbag things he did in the past. He almost died for the second female lead several times, but the female protagonist can endure it. Although he always emphasizes that the female protagonist does not like the male protagonist, she can't stand it anyway. He also doesn't like the story line of the supporting character, and they all forcefully tie up the CP. Why should the man Ruotong likes be written off? The more you read, the worse it gets. Everyone knows the follow-up routine. The male protagonist gave his affection and tied up the female protagonist. The female protagonist was moved a little and forgave him for the past. The two of them reconciled, and the finale was over. Stop watching

From the beginning when the male protagonist was ruthless towards the female protagonist, he gradually became attracted to the female protagonist's intelligence, wisdom, kindness as a doctor, and national justice, and slowly fell in love with the female protagonist. This process has been a struggle, and the author also paved the way very well. It is a slow process. After the male protagonist discovered his relationship, he repeatedly proposed discord and wanted to develop a good relationship with the female protagonist, but the female protagonist decisively refused every time. The male protagonist once wanted to enjoy the blessings of being together, he liked both of them and didn't want to give up. Later, he discovered that his feelings had been transferred to the female protagonist, and he took the initiative to break up with Bai Yueguang. Then Bai Yueguang couldn't accept it and forced suicide. The male protagonist couldn't bear to hurt Bai Yueguang anymore, so he began to suppress his feelings for the female protagonist, and proposed to divorce. Later, when he went to war with an enemy country, the male protagonist found that he could no longer suppress his feelings, and he had already acquiesced that the female protagonist was more suitable for the position of queen. This recognition was firstly because he was responsible for his own feelings, and secondly, he found that the female protagonist's wisdom and mind were more suitable for the position of queen than Bai. But the male protagonist did not think of giving up Bai. This is one of the reasons why many people called him a scumbag. However, this was in ancient times, not to mention that he was about to be an emperor. It was normal for a prince to have a concubine, but our modern minds couldn't accept it, and of course the female protagonist couldn't accept it either. The heroine has always been relatively sober in the novel. On the one hand, she is concerned about her deceased boyfriend, but on the other hand, she does not want to have emotional disputes with the people in the book. She is relatively rational and rejects the male protagonist many times. But there is a certain amount of emotion, but he is suppressing himself, coupled with his natural rationality and resistance, his emotions are not very deep, at least they are simpler than the male protagonist. Many people call the male protagonist a scumbag. From the perspective of modern thinking, he is indeed a scumbag and wants both. But judging from ancient times, he is not too bad. You can compare it with other princes. His other brothers all had three wives and four concubines. The author portrays human nature very well, a little cruel, but relatively real, so it is human nature to hate the male protagonist.

What does the male protagonist mean? The belated affection is worse than grass, even worse than a dog. He chose to save the female protagonist and gave up on the female protagonist. The female protagonist finally had a peaceful life and still wanted to disturb her. In order to prove his suspicion, he even injured the heroine, which was beyond words. In the past, I kept hurting the female protagonist and saving the female counterpart, and she kept getting hurt. In the early stage, I thought that the female protagonist would stay away from the male protagonist in the end and torture him severely, but in the end, she kept being hurt by the male protagonist. The scumbag man has a scumbag, and after meeting him once, his son chose the male protagonist, and was considerate of the male protagonist, but not the female protagonist. They have not been together for four years to pierce the female protagonist's heart, okay, even if he understands his father's difficulties, he doesn't think about the hurt his mother has suffered. Why, I have Stockholm Syndrome. I can't live without the male protagonist, so I can like it. Also, good women are afraid of being pestered. You can't blame the female protagonist. To put it bluntly, the male protagonist has let down the two women. And the most pitiful Fu Xingge, who lost his beloved for no reason. The hatred of seizing his wife, tsk tsk, and at this time the heroine has already fallen in love with the bad hero, so when Fu Xingge doesn't fall into the heroine's heart, she will think that he has become like this, he is not the same as before. It's nothing, it's just that I don't like it. What a pitiful man.

I have read hundreds of chapters of the heroine being abused. The only thing that makes me happy is that the heroine does not love the hero. Then every day, her hair is waiting for the heroine to jump to the city wall, just to see how sad the hero is. It is not to see the heroine jump out of the two children. If she falls from the wall, it will be fine unless she fell into some space. Otherwise, it is a bit too much to write that she will be fine even if her body can recover and she is pregnant. The child is a bitch, and I don't know how the author wants to write the rest of the plot. Please remember what the author said before about abusing the male protagonist. Isn't it called abuse when he is heartbroken and his temperament changes drastically? The emperor is very comfortable in front of him, so don't pretend that he is not happy when he has power without his beloved. Let's compare it to the miserable scenes the heroine was made to by the male protagonist before, and Song Yanqing is there as a reference. Once you have a child, you are destined to be involved endlessly, so how can you torture him? The more he thinks about it, the more he wants to take the child back to the palace. Will the heroine have to follow him? This feeling is like climbing a mountain to see the scenery. I finally reached the top and thought I could see the most beautiful scenery, but it turns out that there are graves below. I am so angry. The author plans to torture the male protagonist later, and he is the emperor and the father of the child. How can he be tortured? Isn't this a winner in life? When you were a prince, you were suppressed by the other party. Now that you have more weaknesses, how can you outplay the other party?

I hate this kind of heroine the most... She was abused in the early stage, and then she got together with the hero in the later stage. I was speechless.