Falling for My Yin-Yang Master

I can't stand it anymore after seeing the first part. The female protagonist is too stupid. She obviously felt it and was framed. She must have had a way. The male protagonist saved her again and again. It makes me angry just thinking about it. Moreover, the relationship between the male and female protagonists progressed too quickly, right? Just because they saved the male protagonist, they fell in love with the female protagonist inexplicably? ? ?

The heroine is so stupid, she should take revenge on her mother, sister, and grandma severely. You should also lose your temper when the general is gentle to other girls.

It looks pretty good. Envy Gou'er. I really want to go back in time and have such a sunny young man in my darkest years, so I am safe and sound.

What does the author write like? The heroine is as stupid as a fool. She clearly knows that it is a pit, but she still jumps into it. She is really not afraid of burying herself, and is not afraid of losing the heroine. You can blast the female supporting characters up, and the female supporting characters are better than the heroine. It's disgusting. It's really disgusting. Can it be written in a way that is not so bloody and disgusting? I don't know where the emotions come from. The male protagonist likes the female protagonist for no reason. The female protagonist is still on the verge of death. We can drown ourselves by jumping into the river. We are still waiting for others to coax us all day long. Don't we know how to reflect on our mistakes? Can't you write better? The female protagonist and the male protagonist are obviously not compatible.

I think the heroine is pretty good too. I hope the author writes Ru Gou more intelligently. Although I haven't read it yet, I think it's true that the general likes Ru Gou. After all, she saved him five years ago. In fact, it's quite normal that she fell in love with him when we first met. There's also a reason why the heroine doesn't like to talk. I don't think I'd scold her like that. She's only 15. After all, it's not like that in that era. Ahem… (Don't be too arrogant, thank you.) Anyway, I like the hero and the heroine, not the hero and the passerby Xiao Shasha.

The author's writing style is good, but the heroine's writing is too stupid. How can I still suffer a hundred and one losses after suffering a hundred losses? The bad guys can use the same tactics on her again, and she can be fooled again and again. It's so stupid and illogical. I insisted on reading two hundred chapters. I can't stand the endless stupidity.

In the early stages, it can be said that the protagonist has a natural personality, but later on he remains stupid. There's really nothing worth seeing

I'm so angry! The heroine is really stupid! ! ! ! Some parts of the emotional descriptions of the male and female protagonists are so abrupt and really uncomfortable to watch. The treatment of the male protagonist is also the same. If there is something to do, there will be no beauty and nothing to do. . . Anyway, the whole story is that the female protagonist commits suicide without thinking (being cheated), the male protagonist goes to save her, and then blames the male protagonist for having a serious brain disease.

Not bad. Take your time and watch. The one from Maggiore is still good-looking, I got recommended by that one.

The heroine is so annoying, she is stupid and useless