He Was Crushed: His Little Mad Dog Never Loved Him

The author has updated a lot. I really like the characters of the male and female protagonists. They are very touching. Because the male protagonist has never been truly loved, he does not know how to love others, so he will use tricks and tricks to gain a sense of existence. The female protagonist also has her own backbone and firm ideals. She studies hard, holds grudges, and is not a love mind. I really like the female protagonist's character [Sending Hearts] OK, I take back what I said, be. I felt really sorry for the heroine when I saw the back part [awkward laugh]

In fact, I think it's reasonable to be. After all, the male protagonist did do a lot of bad things to the female protagonist. The female protagonist is very sober and it would be unfair to the female protagonist if she doesn't be.

I really liked it. I liked the heroine's sobriety at first, but later on I had a hard time understanding her sobriety. It felt so unbelievably sober that I couldn't do it with anyone else. I definitely can't say "he" in the ending. Anyway, readers who can only accept "he" may be depressing after seeing it, but the real "he" doesn't matter to the heroine either. To be fair, such a sober, rational, smart, lovely, upright and kind heroine can obviously live more freely. She does not need the embellishment of love and cannot ignore the coercion and harm. Even if the readers feel sorry for the male protagonist and are moved, the heroine may also feel a little bit sorry for the male protagonist, but she always wants to escape and let go. Unfortunately, I am a pervert, and I like to watch endings where love is forced to retaliate, so I can't say this is to my liking, but it is indeed very good. Sometimes I feel that both the male and female protagonists are cute, so I only skipped the next dozen chapters and almost finished it. I really like the way the male protagonist cries [face covering] I love the author so much and thank you for the extra. But how do you make the male protagonist forget about his past? [Cover face][cry]

The characters of the male and female protagonists in the main text are very full, and the female protagonist really has a very upright outlook on things. She always insists on her own ideas. It makes me feel a little distressed when I read it. I won't say anything about the male protagonist's personality because of his native family. He is also slowly changing. The ending is also reasonable, but it is a bit regretful. Maybe I have read too many he articles [face covering], but the extra chapter satisfied my little regret, hehe.

It's really good-looking. The first few pictures really introduce the heroine and the hero through a few things. Then the writing style is good and the writing style is okay. It's really many times better than other novels on Tomato. It's really good-looking. It's still that good-looking. It's really good. In the first few pictures, I introduced the heroine and the hero through a few things. The writing style is good and the writing style is okay. I don't know how many times better than other novels on Tomato. It's really good-looking and the characters can stand up. This is definitely a novel that is brought down by its name. It is really good. Damn it, the male protagonist is really exciting haha I suddenly felt that the author wrote some plots for the purpose of writing some experiences of the heroine. He was able to describe the heroine's family background, relatives, friends, etc. Through killing or a few plots that were not obtrusive at all, and it was filled with a touch of sadness. I feel that the heroine is miserable, but I also want to highlight the character of the heroine. Sometimes I wonder what is the use of writing these. Although these are very good, I understand that they make the character of the heroine more full, because the plot of the male and female protagonists will be foreshadowed later.

To be honest, even though there are two endings, it still feels very believable. The heroine will not forgive those who have bullied her. I think this is very good. She is not a love brain and loves herself very much. And the male protagonist did it himself, and he deserved it in the early stage, but this can't change anything. Although he changed later and became inferior to himself, it was of no use. I actually kind of wanted them to fight, but it's impossible because of the heroine's character. I respect the heroine's choice. The scene in the finale was a bit teary. But fortunately, the author made the male protagonist reborn and chased the female protagonist. The extra story was he [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] and the female protagonist should have had feelings for the male protagonist, but she hated him very much.

From the viewer's point of view: It feels like the heroine is normal. She finally ended everything and started over. The male protagonist is pitiful and pitiful. Everything is brought by his native family, including values ​​​​and so on... But the female protagonist is forced to bear everything these bring. I think it is pretty good that she did not collapse or go crazy during the first four years of studying abroad. The 10 years of support for her and the male protagonist are completely supported by the female protagonist's independent and clear understanding!

Don't be like this. Compared with other male protagonists, this male protagonist is really good.

It's a really good book. Both the male and female protagonists have lacked family affection and care since childhood. It's just that the female protagonist has grandparents and good friends, but the male protagonist really feels that the world is boring and meaningless. Similar experiences made him fall in love with the female protagonist, but these are not the reasons for him to hurt the female protagonist. I am very touched that the female protagonist can reconcile the male protagonist's kindness to her. Remember the hurt [crying] Accepting the kindness, she will also let the male protagonist get more love on the basis of not violating the principles, but she will not be moved by herself, she will be sober from beginning to end, and will not forget the hurt she has suffered [like] (The male protagonist is really disgusting in the early stage, but he is still a bit humane. In the early stage, he is not an abuser of women, and in the later stage, he is not an abuser of men)

Keyi is a very principled person. He will not forget what you did to me just because you treat me better later. The author wrote two endings, which are actually in line with Keyi's character. However, the extra chapter also gave them a good ending for each other. There are many in it The scenes can all correspond to those in the main story. For example, in the extra chapter, Keyi is hurt and the hero saves her. In the main film, the hero watches Keyi get hurt. In the extra chapter, Keyi helps the hero with tutoring and study on weekends. In the main film, Keyi has no freedom on weekends. So many of them don't have a happy ending in the main film, but this regret is solved in the extras. Overall the writing is pretty good.