Go Easy on Me, Big Shot: Your Canary Isn't Running Away

In fact, there are still many small flaws in the plot arrangement of this book, but they do not hide the good points and do not prevent me from liking it. The heroine's character is very suitable to my liking and I like it very much. The male protagonist is also very good. The plot arrangement is very compact, with the early stage of imprisonment being sweet and the later stage being sweet, and there is also a period of torture in the middle. It took me a day to finally read it, and I really read it without stopping when I encountered a book that suited my appetite. Let's talk about the male protagonist first. In fact, he has been getting better, and he has been learning how to love Wanwan, and it is only right that he finally embraces the beauty. Many people don't like the male protagonist, which is normal, after all, he has such a character. However, there are very few descriptions of the male protagonist in this book, and they are all written around the female protagonist's perspective. As a result, it is easy to preconceptions about the role of the male protagonist without thinking about it carefully. In the early stage, the female protagonist met the male protagonist for the first time after her rebirth. The male protagonist already knew that Wanwan was here, but still let her have her way until she was about to go abroad. This is actually the first respect the male protagonist gave to Wanwan. Later, the male protagonist originally insisted on a punishment of double physical and mental torture, but after Wanwan went to the male protagonist's office to destroy the whip, it began to change. The punishment also changed from the imprisonment torture that Wanwan hated to inducement and coaxing. Although the subsequent results were the same, the difference was that the male protagonist did not want to make Wanwan feel sad when he was punished. Later, he gave Wanwan a sense of security, did not do anything that Wanwan disliked, and allowed Wanwan to be pretentious, so that Wanwan could let go of everything. The hero's love has always been sincere and passionate, but his approach was too extreme. Their acquaintance was not smooth from the beginning, and Wanwan's parents sent Wanwan to the hero. As a result, Wanwan misunderstood her status from the beginning and disliked her from the beginning. After Wan Wan came through, the male protagonist began to change. He began to learn how to love Wan Wan correctly, began to listen to other people's opinions, and began to respect the female protagonist. He even had a book recording how to defeat the female protagonist. Over time, it was only a matter of time before the female protagonist fell in love with the male protagonist, because love is correct and the way to love is also correct. But there is one thing I don't like very much. The heroine went to a bar to get drunk and kissed the cowherd. In fact, because of Wanwan's character, she would not keep anyone in the box. If she did, she would hold them together and feed them drinks. The hickeys on her chest were all seen by the hero. I actually feel sorry for the hero here. Judging from the male protagonist's need for control, Wan Wan would have lost his skin if this happened, but no, the male protagonist just secretly left a location on the female protagonist for monitoring. Later, he only blamed the female protagonist in a trivial manner, and did not tell Wan Wan that he was doing something to her because he was afraid of her displeasure, and the male protagonist did not even mention it afterward. But this incident is still a scar, because leaving Cowherd was Wanwan's choice, and the difference between voluntary and forced is also the difference between sincerity. The male protagonist forgives so easily and cannot bear to blame. If I were to bring him in, I feel that the cowherd would be treated like Xu Xiangyang. In general, the gap in this matter is not only between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, but also between me, the reader, and the male and female protagonist. So let's talk about the heroine next. This article mainly describes the story from the perspective of the heroine. As we all know, every canary is silly and sweet, but in addition to the above qualities, Wanwan is also very cute. She will occasionally be coquettish and overbearing, and occasionally act coquettishly and cutely; occasionally she will play with her little temper, and occasionally she will be considerate of others; she will even pretend to be good and cool; and Wanwan is kind and soft-spoken in everything she says and does. Although she is a little silly and sweet, she still has her own mind. She is good and deserves to be loved. Wanwan's character is well portrayed, and her inner thoughts change appropriately. Wanwan is really to my liking. Although the male protagonist humiliated the female protagonist for eight years (it seems like that long if you bring rebirth), Wanwan's transformation from endless regret at the beginning to endless love is actually relatively smooth and reasonable. After reading this book, you may think that the female protagonist redeems the male protagonist, but in my opinion, it is the mutual redemption between the two of them. After all, Wanwan's mental state had been unstable before her rebirth. Later, after experiencing one incident after another with the male protagonist, she finally came out of the haze. Wanwan also recognized her own heart after one incident after another, and in the end the two of them redeemed each other. Even in the end, the female protagonist can accept the male protagonist's desire for control. After all, the male protagonist has good intentions and the female protagonist loves him enough. In short, I like the heroine's character very much. She is a silly, sweet and indulgent young lady, very cute. Although this book is a story about the imprisonment of a yandere, in my opinion it should be a two-way redemption story, with a disturbing process and a perfect ending. The second female lead in the middle was very sadistic. She was abused and humiliated in various ways. Why was it so miserable for the second female lead? Although the bad guy was punished, the harm she suffered was real. I felt really uncomfortable watching this section. Finally, I would like to mention one more thing, too few and not enough to see! There are a lot of foreshadowings in the book that are not yet finished! ! ! For example, about the memory of the heroine when she was a child, the hero never told the heroine truthfully and completely from beginning to end. Everything that Wan Wan told her should be respected and not only the hero should bear it. There are also many characters whose endings have not been explained, many settings that have not been supplemented and improved, etc. If it were all written in full, there should be three hundred chapters, but now it's only over a hundred chapters, which is not enough to read, not even the daily life after marriage! It's hard to endure the sweet daily life, you tell me the full text is over [crying][crying][crying] In short, the overall plot of this book is compact and the arrangement is reasonable. Although some psychological and behavioral changes are more abrupt, there are still traces to follow. The ending is perfect. Both the male and female protagonists deserve mutual love.

I am really touched. This kind of male protagonist is slowly healed and redeemed by the female protagonist. From the BT-like controlling desire at the beginning, he is influenced later and becomes gentle and patient. Then to the two-way running and the ending of the male protagonist in another time and space, people can't help crying. The gilded rose garden at the end is really shocking. In fact, the two male protagonists in time and space love the female protagonist, but one uses the wrong method, while the other is lucky enough to change the trajectory of his destiny because of his "rebirth". In fact, after all, the male protagonist grew up in such an environment, and the genes inherited from his father resulted in wrong values. Their intentions were good, but one was lucky enough to meet his own light and was inspired to come back, while the male protagonist in the other time and space was not so lucky, and his too paranoid character had already doomed his ending. Finally, I want to say that each of the author's descriptions of emotions is very detailed and very touching. Although there is a bit of Mary Sue in the middle, it is easy to dismiss it as an AI template article just by looking at the beginning. However, this is really one of the better works on the theme of rebirth that I have ever read. The ending of this book is a bit... The happy ending is scrawled, but there is a little regret when you look at it carefully, especially when the male protagonist in another time and space is relieved alone in front of the gilded rose garden that promises Wanwan in his "past life". While he is relieved, Wanwan in another time and space is also holding a wedding with another redeemed self. At that moment, he really feels a sense of fate. I feel that the plot that the author arranges for the male protagonist to travel from another time and space is really clever. Looking at Wanwan now growing freely and wantonly, he must have been deeply touched in his heart. He arranged for someone to pretend to chase and test Wanwan. The dialogue there seemed to bewitch Wanwan, but it was also a final test of her. I believe Wanwan did not abandon her in the end. Not only was he using his husband's body, but he also hid the last trace of tender and tender love that Wan Wan had for him when he was young. Even if the memory was washed away, even if it could never be recalled, the seed of love was always buried in the heart, waiting for the right opportunity to take root, sprout, break out of the ground, and grow into a gorgeous gilded rose.

It looks good. I like the character of the heroine very much. The good friends around the heroine also have very good characters. The plot is sometimes sick and sometimes funny. The writing is also good. It's great. I don't ask you to update 100 chapters every day. I only ask you to update 99 chapters every day. I am generally not very patient, but after reading this novel, I can say that I can't stop. The female protagonist's character is cold and kind-hearted, and the male protagonist's character is not as immoral as in other novels, but his character is unstable. So, I would like to give you some suggestions. Ha, when I was watching, there was a sentence describing the male protagonist that was a little greasy. I also have a very important opinion, that is, I don't ask Da Neng to update 100 chapters every day, but I ask Da Neng to update 99 chapters every day. It's not enough [grievance]

Overall, it's still very good. The only shortcoming is that the foreshadowing in the front can be written completely. I hope the author can finish the memory of being erased in the evening. I really like [][][]

It's good to watch. If the male protagonist's father hadn't wiped away the memory of the female protagonist, they would have either forcibly married Hao Wen, or it was a sweet story. The female protagonist forgot, but the male protagonist always remembered it and suffered in silence [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]

The writing is really good, and many parts are very clear. To be honest, the male protagonist is quite paranoid after reading it. In fact, I think the gentleman in this world has changed because of the change of the female protagonist. In both worlds, there is one person and one soul, but the nodes are different, and the reborn female protagonist has changed. I changed the male protagonist and did not make him become what he was later. If possible, I hope that the paranoid gentleman can also come to this world and share a body with this good gentleman, but the main body is dominated by the good gentleman, and the paranoid one can feel it later. If possible, I think I can add a "small theater" to let the paranoid gentleman add a few chapters as I described above🥹🥹. I like the current gentleman very much, and I also feel sorry for the past gentleman.

It's really beautiful. I've been following it since I first saw it. Watching our little Gu slowly change, and the relationship between the two of them keeps warming up little by little. It's really good. Of course, it would be better if Little Gu in another world can also learn from it! When I read the back part, I found that it was not an atypical rebirth story. This was unexpected. It was very exciting. One thing I liked very much was that there was a part in the middle where it was said that the heroine had forgotten her past memories with the hero and was torn apart by the hero's family. When the hero knelt down and begged her to remember it, wow, I really cried to death. Tears fell instantly. Finally, I hope both of them can be fine😭😭

I feel so sorry for that friend. Then I felt that his experience was really particularly tragic. He has a good personality and is kind-hearted. But after experiencing so many things, it's really hard not to go crazy. So distressed. But it also writes about real events.

After two years, this is the second novel I have read on Tomato. The twists and turns in the second half of the plot are very interesting, but my request is still that I must publish a book for Ningxia! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

It's so good. I've read the latest chapter. At first I had the intention of reading it, thinking it was a book about rebirth, but later I found out that it's not that simple. What surprised me the most was the point where the heroine's memory was erased and when she met Xiu Ci when she was a child. Looking back, it's really good to watch. The author will update it very quickly. I don't know how I'm going to wait for the rest of the day [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying]