The Broken Windows Theory

It looks good, it looks so good, but it is impossible in reality. Young girls should not do this. It is the same as illegitimate fans. In reality, they will really go to jail. But it's a romance novel, hehehehe, it's so good. I hope Zhizhi and Yaya will be happy forever😊

The relationship between the male and female protagonists is very delicately portrayed. The female protagonist is violent and cold on the outside but soft on the inside, just like the long-haired white cat in the article. Although she is explosive at first, but with the continuous guidance of the male protagonist, she gradually opens her closed heart and begins to accept the kindness of others. The male protagonist is really good, with a sunny, gentle and tolerant side. It is precisely because of his persistent care for the female protagonist that the female protagonist gradually breaks away from the misfortune brought to her by her original family from a gloomy girl. They really match each other. No wonder the male protagonist is so dazzling. In such a happy family, he is naturally a very good person.

It is rare that the male protagonist redeems the female protagonist, while the female imprisons the male. I saw a lot of men and women in prison, and I always wanted to see the heroine kidnapped. It was quite interesting, and the heroine didn't feel aggrieved and always had the upper hand.

I was amazed at how detailed the author's portrayal of the character's psychology was! ! It feels like personal experience, my top1

No, it doesn't matter what the male protagonist's settings are [laughing and crying]

I hope that Yaya will be happy every day, and hope that the male protagonist will always be the same. I am a female protagonist, so I hope that my female protagonist will still have her own ideas in the parallel world and be treated with gentleness!

I've read it before and I'm going to watch it again. It's great. The male protagonist in Stockholm and the female protagonist are cold on the surface and soft on the inside. The female protagonist actually has experiences growing up that made her afraid and unwilling to trust the outside world, and completely closed herself off. Fortunately, the male protagonist redeemed her~

Very nice to look at. I watched it on Tomato at first, but I found that there were a lot of cuts and cuts that could not be continued. Then I went to brag. Nice. After watching Kua Kua, I came back to watch the extras. Really nice. I really recommend going to see Kua Kua, you will definitely be surprised.

The subject matter is very novel. I've seen a lot of male protagonists who are paranoid and yandere. This is the first time I've seen a female protagonist, but I read it slowly. At the beginning, I didn't quite understand why the heroine became like this, and even felt unworthy of the hero. As I read on, I finally understood the reason, and felt a little sorry for the heroine. Fortunately, there was a happy ending.

Most of the novels published are excellent. The plot and characters of this book are very interesting. I think the score should be more than 9.1, Maybe because it only has more than 100,000 words and the audience is not wide (McDonald's loves to read it) Let me introduce this book: Keywords: single female protagonist, male protagonist's perspective, coercion, campus, (seemingly) men chasing women The male protagonist is kidnapped and imprisoned by the female protagonist for 7 days. During this period, the male protagonist develops feelings for the female protagonist. After 7 days, he recognizes the female protagonist, then starts to approach her, and finally runs in both directions (the male and female protagonists like each other) I like this setting, but there are too few words, and some parts in the middle were deleted. In the end, it directly spans two years to the end of the college entrance examination and the two meet their parents (this is also good, if you want to write about the middle process, it will just be some dog food). The whole process is smooth and sweet. Although the heroine has no feelings for the hero in the middle period, she must have feelings deep down in her heart. It's a weekend break. I just finished reading it in two days during the holiday. Please give it a thumbs up [Like] Generally speaking, it is a transparent (seemingly) psychological issue of unsatisfactory families, between a girl who is a bad student vs. A popular, good-looking, and handsome monitor boy (m)