
My Junior Brother Is So Hard to Placate
师弟好难哄
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- Completed
- Length
- 254k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Wuwuwu, I like Junior Brother so much. What a pitiful little thing this is. It made my heart ache when I saw it later. The heroine is so funny. In the end, he is what everyone expects... Both places are clean, Junior Brother Wei rushes. It's so difficult to be a male and female protagonist. The system is really the most cheating I've ever seen. It can't change the plot, but it also has to change the ending. Come on, let's talk about why you are such a bitch! First he tortured the male protagonist and then the female protagonist. I cried and laughed the whole time... I like Hua Shi, but Yan Yan is so pitiful. I'm looking forward to the author's new work!
The situation is good, the plot is very good, the character setting is also very full, the female protagonist is lively and lively, and the male protagonist is beautiful, strong and miserable. But the one star is bad because I always feel that this setting is not very good. As a person from the same different world, the heroine comes to this comic world. Her wish should be to leave here and return to her original world. But here, in order to save the male protagonist, she risked herself again and again and gave up the conditions to return home. The male protagonist will not die, but she will. I am a bystander, and I can understand that the heroine cannot die there. But the heroine is a client, and she should understand that if something goes wrong with her in that world, she really can't go back, and she is really dead! ! But she just ignored her own danger. It would have been fine if he had come to save the hero because of love, as in other novels. But the problem lies in the fact that just a few chapters into the novel, the heroine doesn't like the hero, and he's not good-looking, but in order to save the hero, she takes care of herself and the danger again and again. Sister, what are you thinking about? If you die, you will be gone! ! ! The top priority, shouldn't it be to do a task quickly and go home quickly? I can understand your guilt towards the male protagonist, so after you hurt the male protagonist, I can understand your later explanation. But you really can't let yourself ignore the danger! Maybe you would say that the female protagonist is afraid that the male protagonist will kill him later, but! The heroine is here just to complete the task, and he is a person who promotes the development of the plot! Promoting the development of the plot will inevitably lead to the male protagonist killing him. But at that time, the task had been completed, and the male protagonist had already achieved the attributes of beauty, strength and disability. The heroine could have returned to the real world in one breath before she died, so why save the hero? I don't understand, I really don't understand. Since you already know that you must ignore the male protagonist for the mission, then you are saving the male protagonist and putting yourself in danger and ignoring it. What are you doing? I don't feel like I'm too lazy to complain anymore, so I'm convinced. Damn it, after staying up all night to watch it, I felt like he wasn't worthy of me staying up all night to watch it! Oh shit!
It's nice to look at. The crematorium for chasing my husband is much prettier than the crematorium for chasing my wife [laughter] After abusing the male protagonist and abusing the female protagonist, I felt comfortable
My dear friends, I highly recommend it. The plot is not draggy, and there is no white lotus. The female protagonist is silly and sweet, and the male protagonist does not take the initiative. There is a little bit of abuse in the drama, and it is good to be happy with the abuse. In the middle period, the male protagonist hates and loves the female protagonist. After confirming his love for the female protagonist in the later stage, he turns into a docile puppy, super jealous, hahaha, and there are less than 100 chapters, but each chapter contains quite a lot of content. It is really interesting. I don't like to read hundreds of chapters, it is too troublesome. This novel has no cars and is very clean, but the ending is a bit sloppy, which can be ignored. It is good to have two extra chapters. The only regret is that the fourth junior brother died. Although he is usually a little bad, he is really good to the heroine. I highly recommend it to my family. I rarely finish a novel, and this one is really good!
It's so good-looking, it's sad but it won't make readers angry at the male protagonist. The characters are full-bodied and flesh-and-blood, and the emotional lines are not too abrupt and come naturally. Moreover, the male protagonist did not change his attitude towards the female protagonist when she first rescued him from the water prison, but gradually fell in love with the female protagonist during the subsequent interactions. This not only echoes the vigilant and suspicious character developed in the male protagonist's bumpy previous life, but also complies with natural logic. After all, no one will immediately fall in love with someone who has harmed him. In addition, another highlight of this article is that when the heroine was forced to "kill" the hero, she tried her best to save the hero, even risking her own life. Such enthusiasm is really ridiculous and cute. But the female protagonist is not entirely like this. For example, she was worried about her own life when the male protagonist came back from killing her, which is in line with human nature. But she dared to take responsibility for her mistakes, and later personally dug out the spirit essence and returned it to the male protagonist. ... In short, this book is really worth noting.
I absolutely love this article. It's so good to my taste. Whenever I think I'm going to make some silly rants, I don't expect that the next paragraph will resolve it perfectly. It's really great! I like it so much! But I didn't expect it to be over so soon, alas... I still have more to say! Speaking of which, this is the second book that I have written such a long story. One final word: Come on! ^0^I hope to see more excellent works from you in the future!
It's silly and funny, and I had a lot of fun watching it I was really loving and pitiful towards my junior brother throughout the whole process, but I think everyone feels sorry for the male lead, so I will feel sorry for the female lead. . . Even if she is unwilling, she has to complete the mission of the dog system, in order to save the male protagonist in the end. After all, the original work is tragic, and the group is destroyed. Even if the female protagonist would rather die than complete the mission, the male protagonist will still have to go through a lot, and it will be a tragedy in the end, and she will die... I feel that in essence, the female protagonist is the same as the male protagonist, both beautiful, strong and miserable, and absolutely meets the tonality required by the system [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
For the sake of all the male protagonists, I feel that the female protagonist's personality and charm are not particularly well developed, but it's still watchable. Apart from Nan Xun, the male partner I am most unhappy with is Hua Shi. His love and affection are not passionate, but introverted. He always hides things and thoughts in his heart. Hua Shi was also with the heroine during those ten years. In the end, he watched Yuanyuan and Nan Xun have a child together. After more than ten years of silent protection, he was also arrogant and did not get jealous of Nan Xun because Yuanyuan did not like him and wanted to kill him [crying]
It's very interesting, there are almost no particularly objectionable villains in it, and the heroine is a true group favorite. It's a pity for Yang Yan, he is really very good to the heroine, and he will do it for her until his death. Senior brother, he is also very good. Although he lied to the heroine twice... But he is also good, and he is really too careful about his love. He was so careful that the heroine did not doubt it until the end. When discussing marriage, he was anxious but only carefully said that if the heroine was willing, he... Didn't even finish the sentence [laughing and crying]. And Hua Shi, Hua Shi is really, I... Well, I guessed that he must be upset as soon as I saw him appear, but maybe the author didn't describe more, just briefly mentioned it, so it didn't have much impact. The main story only focused on the emotional line of the male and female protagonists, and there was no big sense of loss. Then there is the male protagonist. In fact, I think the female protagonist did not do much harm to him, let alone the first two times, because the female protagonist took risks to save him, which means that she has not given up. In fact, later on digging for the elixir... Oh, forget it, no comment, the female protagonist also likes the setting😊, come on, it is still novel, at least there are few common routines.
First of all, I think this book is well written, but what I don't understand is why many readers are very malicious towards the heroine. Anyway, I quite like it. In fact, there were some parts in the middle that I didn't finish watching at all. I knew he wasn't very good-looking, and I felt that the second male lead was portrayed too well, which made me actually want to watch a sad ending. I hope the author will continue his efforts and try his best to create new works. Look forward to it, anyway, you have to dance when you have to, just try to see what you like, and try to read less of the commentary. I think the original heroine is not bad, and a CP can be arranged for her.