
The Cannon-Fodder Male Supporting Character Is Always Held and Kissed by the Domineering Male Lead
炮灰男配总被霸总男主抱在怀里亲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 321k Words
- Genre
- Two Male Leads
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Let Go! I'm Not Your Conquest Target, Hero放手!男主你的攻略对象不是我Alternate title on Fanqie
146Chapters
174Reads
8.1Score
27Listens
27.9kReads · all time
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The emotional pull is not to put the protagonist Shou in a position of always giving in. From the beginning, Gong was designed as the male protagonist of the stallion novel, and directly regarded the protagonist Shou as the woman he had been with before, and Gong has carried out this understanding until now, and there has not been much change. It doesn't mean that you can't do small tricks while falling in love. However, in this article, the projects done by the protagonist's company are negated in one sentence. It's okay to be inferior in skills and it's okay to use tricks, but just because you can't stand the people around him, you negate all the efforts made by the protagonist's company. Gong has always faced his partner with a position of being in a superior position, and does not seek equality when it comes to love. In this state, will he really be willing to accept this relationship?
I still can't hold it back. The unclean tolerance has passed. It's too old and bloody. Success made me remember it. It's been a long time since I felt so uncomfortable. I'm still being impacted when I quit. I have to speak. You can't get a gentle second male lead if you ask for it (you won't get a CP for him if you look at the catalog, really...), A male lead who is forced to be abstract and domineering, and a "female lead" who has feelings for the male lead for the first time, and is so bloody that even a book cover can't cover it up. Without a systematic attack, it is completely impossible. The above is an emotional statement. If you feel any sensory discomfort, please report it. No matter how unpleasant it is, I won't say it. I'm sorry if it makes people feel uncomfortable. In the future, you will develop a good habit of reading comments before reading articles, so as not to fall into a pit of thunder and make both parties feel uncomfortable. 😕😣😖
First of all, good things to say. The author's writing style is actually very good, and the character description is also very detailed. However, the only failure is the protagonist Gong. Let's not talk about his "character" characteristics of bad character, uncleanness and arrogance. But some of the things he did in the last 10 chapters are very impressive. I feel very uncomfortable, including but not limited to not being able to clearly express to the protagonist that I like to be together, and implicit expressions that I just want to be with the protagonist but don't want to be responsible. Secondly, in the process of getting along with the protagonist and business cooperation, I repeatedly tripped up the protagonist's company! (Although I hate the male lead, it is undeniable that it has caused great losses to the protagonist Shou's company.) The last and most serious point is that in the last few chapters of the plot, the protagonist Gong lost control of his anger and punched the protagonist Shou in the stomach!!! Although I apologized afterwards, I feel that if there is one, there will be two, and if two, there will be three! This is a very bad beginning of a failure, but I think it is very appropriate to quote a sentence that someone else said. If the apology was useful, there would not be so many disputes and riots in the world. At least in my opinion, based on this, I personally feel that the protagonist Gong is no longer suitable for this position. As for these various poisonous points, to be honest, it is difficult to like the protagonist Gong. I personally feel that he is not worthy of being with the protagonist. Therefore, if the author wants the data of this book to improve and satisfy the readers, these points must be changed. Secondly, I personally feel that the protagonist is too hypocritical. He only apologizes and does not even compensate the protagonist for the losses he has suffered! The above only represents my personal opinion! I really like this book, and I hope the author can listen to some opinions.
I want Qiao Zhi to be the male protagonist, but half of the male protagonists are not Shuangjie
I can accept that the male protagonist of the stallion novel is unclean. It's quite normal. After all, he is a straight man being turned into a bender. But I really like Qiao Zhi. He is the male protagonist's business partner. He is talented, good-looking, and has a good figure, but he has little financial resources, but this is not a big deal. And he is the first one to discover that the male protagonist's soul has changed. He is really sensitive, so if the male protagonist is with Boss Ba, then I want Qiao Zhi [licking screen] Furthermore, I don't quite understand. The male protagonist is a straight man and has only slept with her once. The relationship feels a little different. It feels a bit like a little daughter-in-law. The relationship develops a bit too fast, which makes people feel strange. What shocked me the most was Gong's name—Li Yizhan. His surname is actually Li. Such a popular surname actually appears on the boss!! And my surname is also Li. I thought that our Li family would never be able to turn around in this life, and we could only be the greasy boss, the kind of Li Po in the cold weather. The boss in this book really shocked me.
It's really uncomfortable to watch. This male protagonist is so annoying, can't he be with Qiao Zhi? Is the affectionate male lead destined not to be happy? 😢😢😢
I thought the pure A-type tyrant was always pure and innocent. Are they an official match? I really hope there will be another male protagonist.
Could the author change the male protagonist halfway through? I feel that the general public is trustworthy and narcissistic. This character is not suitable for being a male protagonist.
The writing style is good and the content is acceptable, but it is too watery. It doesn't require so much space. About 2/3 of it is enough. The kind that makes sweet teeth fall out. Here's to this sweet five-star review
It's a very interesting article. Although I know from the plot that the bully will always be abused, but when he misunderstood the protagonist and confessed to others, he still felt uncomfortable [rolled his eyes], hhh it's still he, the ending of the two couples is also very sweet🤣, looking forward to the next article