Cut It Out! I'm Really Just an Ordinary Person

The male and female protagonists are well portrayed, but I don't know if it's because they're afraid of being scolded as being competitive. One of the female partners almost pointed at the heroine's nose and said, "Why don't you kneel down and lick your nanny? Should the heroine cook or cook?" Even this kind of uncultured behavior has already been in the heroine's heart. She is about to become an "outspoken young lady"... I think there is really no need to ask the male protagonist to help with the charge every time in order to avoid the female competition. If she should be scolded, she should be scolded, and even if it is not good enough, she will not be given a meal, otherwise she will not really let her scold her. In the end, I stand with Brother Xiao! I am determined not to send any wrong signals to others. Every time the female partner acts as a demon, she will definitely protect the heroine. The man must give me the upper hand! ! Emmmm When I saw the title "Belated Friendship", I knew it was completely whitewashed. The author should be a girl with a good temper. Hello everyone, hello, hello everyone, this grumpy reader can't tell but it's a bit stuck in the throat.

Update update! ! I hope that the male protagonist will not be Pei, Dumei is also good, but I still hope that the female protagonist will meet someone who loves her unconditionally, stands by her, and protects her. Pei is too crotch-shaped. Currently, only Xiao Yu is good, and the others are average. When the female protagonist is targeted by Pei's childhood sweetheart, no one except Xiao comes to protect her, so, tsk

I don't know why other people give negative reviews. I think the heroine is not good. I like the content of this book. Why do you think the heroine takes more care of others and cooks? Everyone has their own love for vegetables and radishes. I really don't think this is bad, but overall I think it is OK. It is worth staying up late to read the novel without skipping the page (many novels really have to be skipped). There's nothing wrong with being someone else's by the way. After all, they're all bosses. There's no benefit in offending them. This is a good thing for the heroine.

I really like it, but I still want to vomit. [Hold face][Hold face][Hold face] (Don't argue with me) I admire the heroine for being so good despite such an experience, but I don't feel the need to serve them. It's OK if they are moderate. They are all in their twenties. You won't starve to death if you leave. If you can still be a salted fish, you won't offend them. When they are hungry, they can buy things and order takeaways from restaurants. Some people are not all bad guys, right? Next, I hope that the heroine will be beautiful except Xiao, but I prefer the former. I feel that this way the heroine will have an easier time and find herself. There is not so much internal friction in this situation. I really hate that the heroine below Pei Ting is not helped by his little childhood sweetheart. What the hell is this? His little childhood sweetheart is such a big man and the heir of a big family. Is he so uneducated? Secondly, Wei didn't feel that he liked the heroine that much. He didn't take any practical actions and Feng was immature and didn't stand up to help the heroine. In the end, he was very optimistic about Xiao. I beg the author, if you can't be Dumei, be with Xiao [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]

I felt like when I read this book, I resonated with the heroine in it. Shushu is an independent and very self-reliant person. At the same time, she is also a person who does not want to have too much trouble. For example, Shushu and Pei Yan were on good terms at the beginning, but after Tan Xu came, their relationship became unusual. Shushu grew up on his own. During his growth, he learned to observe words and emotions and did not like to get involved in entanglements. I feel really distressed, but at the same time I feel very emotional. I haven't finished reading yet and I feel something about this, but compared to the other three male guests, I hope Shushu can be with Xiao Yu (I haven't finished watching yet, so I feel something about it, please don't complain😀)

Can we first tell you who the male protagonist is? It's still uncomfortable😣

It's okay. I still can't tell which one the heroine likes more. I'm looking at Susu and Xiao Yu.

1. Overall, this book is very interesting, with the current 4 male protagonists. I like Xiao Yu the best, his character is the best among them. Mr. Pei deliberately intervened when Xiao and the heroine were playing with building blocks, making it difficult for the heroine. In the end, it was Xiao who solved the problem. I think this is really not very good, it's like trying to catch a duck. Zuo Hefeng spoke too bluntly, directly saying that Pei was very old and not suitable for the heroine. This is a showbiz and romance show, and you have to save face anyway, so you have a little bit of no emotional intelligence. Wei also doesn't take the initiative when he should, every time Jiang Jing asks him out. He should make it clear to her that he shouldn't leave her with so many thoughts. Every time he feels like he is forced to agree, but in fact he can make it clear to her and then try out the portrait. I can only say that I really like his character here who is gentle and patient. He silently helps the heroine out of trouble and is very thoughtful. I hope this book has multiple endings, and I don't really want to leave any regrets. Mainly because there are too many scenes between the heroine and Zuo. It's a bit like 1v1. In my heart, I still hope to be with Xiao. The heroine is very sensitive and Xiao is more aware of his sensitivity. I really like it and hope he can become more proactive. 2. In fact, the storyline of this book is very rich and relatively complete. I like the chats in the backstage of directors and screenwriters very much. This is not common in the heartthrob setting. One of the biggest shortcomings of this book is that the characters are not good. For example, the characters of all the girls in the book are not particularly perfect. The heroine seems to have chosen the left. But from my point of view, it feels like he gave these male protagonists a little chance. The male protagonists all expressed their love for the female protagonist through practical actions, but the female protagonist agreed to star in the music video even though she knew Jiang liked Wei. There were also some other small details that made me feel a little uncomfortable. Mei also sometimes said what he said was really uncomfortable. When playing the secret room, it felt like she was forcing the heroine to play. Xia and Xu's were a little better. I hope their characters can be more straightforward and reflected in their actions. 3. Overall, I quite like this book. If I don't like it, I won't express so many of my own opinions. The above are just small flaws that I think. Everyone has different opinions. You can read it first and then define it. I also hope that the author will enrich the characters a little more in the future. The plot is still very good.

I think this book is good-looking, and the heroine's character is pretty good. I've finished reading the current chapters. I feel that among all the male protagonists, Xiao is the best. He is really partial. He is very good at the details of the female protagonist. Although it is a bit frustrating to be unknown, he is really good and good. I am most optimistic about this pair. I look forward to the time when Shushu discovers that Xiao is secretly doing things for her behind her back.

It's very interesting, but the male guests each have their own shortcomings, and it feels like the female protagonist will be a little bit aggrieved when she is with them. I hope there will be a new male guest who has always preferred the female protagonist.