The Sly Male Lead's Path to Capturing His Prey

In fact, I really like the characters and the plot of the male and female protagonists, but it is hard for me to accept that the heroine's brother, a good Qianqian son, suddenly has a slightly greasy emotional scene. I want to give up, but I can't let go of the male and female protagonists. I want to skip it, but it is so interspersed that I can't distinguish it from the list. Ahhhh, it's so uncomfortable [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying] It's the difference between [cover face] [cover face] [cover face]

The writing is so good and delicate, especially the heroine's eyes, which are as dim as roses that have dried up in an instant. In terms of plot, I don't really like plots where the male protagonist and the female protagonist always come out to antagonize others, so I watched the plot in full. Fortunately, the author is very smart in writing, knowing that the male protagonist's subjective actions and objective influences are biased towards the female protagonist, instead of some other novels where the male protagonist subjectively prefers the female protagonist, but the objective fact is that he favors the original female protagonist and wrongs the female protagonist, which makes me angry. The writing in this book is generally good, and I hope that the male and female counterparts will end soon.

It looks good. I just hope that the heroine can understand her feelings and be with the hero. Finally, I hope that the plot will get better and better. Especially if you want to complete the original novel, the final plot must not be cruel [I'm about to cry]

The characters of the male and female protagonists are very good, and the story line is smooth. The disadvantage is that the heroine's brother and best friend do not need to be together. The plot of the brother and best friend is a bit difficult to accept. They are more of a physical collision.

Both the male and female protagonists have very good personalities, and I like them very much. Both of them are very gentle and bright people. The female protagonist is a little sun who is ignorant of the world. Even though the male protagonist encounters many bad things, he is still gentle to others and not paranoid. He likes the female protagonist but respects her. He does not force or seduce, and he likes the female protagonist silently. I think the heroine's words in the novel are particularly good: "Love is always feeling indebted." She felt sorry for him, and her two hearts gradually sank as they grew closer.

It's so beautiful. I originally didn't like this kind of mind-reading, which is similar to hearing other people's voices. It's actually not a system and has very low existence. Every time it appears, it's an assist. The writing is delicate and the emotions are natural. The descriptions are spot-on. I like the personalities of the male and female protagonists without being laggy.

It's very, very, very beautiful. The author's writing style is really great [crying]. There are many detailed descriptions, which vividly outline the character's personality and emotions. You can feel the loveliness of the heroine from the text. The emotional scenes are also written very delicately, with back and forth.

It looks so good. I love watching it. I watch it every day.

Ah, I think it looks good. Why is it rated so low! But it would be nice if I could write some extras. And I think the male protagonist is well portrayed. The female protagonist is naive but not stupid. Maybe some people don't like some settings. Hahaha, but I like the setting of the male protagonist. He is gentle, sinister and powerful. I love this kind of intelligent male protagonist so much.

The male protagonist's character is really interesting. He has been seducing the female protagonist. He is very detailed in the process and shows rare respect and gentleness. The male protagonist is very smart and has high emotional intelligence. Once he knows that the female protagonist misunderstands him, he can immediately deduce why the female protagonist is frustrated. I really like that ambiguous pull. The male protagonist is so good at it.