Sweet Wife Should Strengthen Herself

What a disgusting plot. The female protagonist is very cowardly and the male protagonist is mentally and physically unclean. I hate this kind of scumbag man and scumbag woman the most. Being able to write this kind of plot shows that this person has very poor social values.

Suddenly I found a new book written by an old author I like, and I was very happy to click on it. When I checked the book review section, I found that no one liked the male protagonist. I was very curious so I started reading it, but after only a few chapters I couldn't stand the male protagonist. I finally understand why everyone dislikes him. As soon as the male protagonist appeared, I wanted to ask, is he really almost an adult? He actually graduated from college and is already a major. Is this the performance? If he hadn't told me he was a major, I would have thought he was some stupid kid from junior high school. Although I like the author's previous works, this male protagonist is really speechless. Just like a lunatic, he grabs the heroine and won't let go. We will arrest her at every turn and take her to the police station to put her in jail! First of all, why did you confirm that the heroine was a liar at the beginning? The heroine is just suspicious. Instead of catching the two liars (these two were definitely liars), he grabbed the heroine and wouldn't let go (causing the real liar to run away). So this is how soldiers catch bad guys? The second time I saw the heroine asking for money, I thought she was a liar. I just want to know why is it so natural? The third time I caught a thief in the car, I immediately decided that the heroine and the two thieves were in the same group. I wanted to know that the heroine and the two thieves were in the same group. Why did you point out that they were thieves? Was it because their brains were gnawed like his? ! In short, the male protagonist's logic is that he was deceived by the female protagonist in his previous life, so when he saw the female protagonist in this life, he felt that she had the temperament of a liar! I think the reason why many readers don't like male protagonists is similar to mine. This male protagonist is so crazy! Even if you meet an ordinary girl, you won't just label her as a liar, not to mention the heroine is a beautiful woman. Generally, when a man meets a beautiful woman, he will naturally favor the beautiful woman when she explains. Not only does the male protagonist not listen, but he firmly believes that the female protagonist is a liar. Well, it can be seen from this that he is indeed no ordinary boy. . . It's contrary to ordinary people's logic. When meeting a beautiful woman, not only does she not have a favorable impression, but she also develops a dislike. . . To be honest, I have read all the author's articles. My favorite is the story of the princess being penetrated from behind, even though the ending is a bit bloody. The male protagonist who became a teacher for a day was originally the most unlikable male protagonist in all of the author's works, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists was a bit inexplicable. But after reading this article, the most disliked list needs to be changed. However, because I believe in the author's writing style, I will continue to read it and see if it will change people's opinions later.

I hope the author can change the male protagonist. I still have mysophobia, and the male lead has slept with other people.

I feel that the male protagonist is the kind of nosy person who has no brains and likes to be mean. He also has a girlfriend at the beginning. This is an article that will make you mad at the male protagonist. It is a very ugly article. I'm curious why the author would set up this kind of male protagonist to reduce the amount of reading?

Is this article limited to an era, eighties, nineties, or zero?

I was just thinking that if the heroine had a clairvoyance, wouldn't she be able to predict test questions, know the answers to the test, and get perfect scores from childhood to adulthood?,,,

Ling Hanzhang is the male protagonist. I wonder if he has any military style. I can't see it.

Looking at those people in the book review circle who are clamoring that the male and female protagonists are physically and mentally unclean, I wonder who stipulates that all novels must have the same male and female protagonists who are physically and mentally clean? Besides, novels are derivatives of life, right? Its existence is more to present certain things in life, but in real life, can you guarantee that whoever is with whomever is physically and mentally clean? How is this possible? For another example, Ming Xiaoxi is relatively famous. I wonder if anyone has read a novel she wrote called "Rose on the First Night". The typical heroine is physically and mentally unclean, but the character she creates is very good. The novel also needs innovation. Why do we have to fit all the novels into one grid? If everything must be like this, is there any difference between reading ten novels and reading one novel?

I didn't like the male lead, so I gave up. Does not meet military standards

Change the male protagonist, second-hand goods, abandon the article