The Young Master Likes Men

The plot design is very interesting and the pace is good. Xiaocao is tough and brave, I like her very much. And I feel like Xiaocao doesn't really like Young Master. What Xiaocao likes is just the person who saved her and encouraged her back then. This person can be anyone.

I hope Xiaocao and Zhongyu can be together! I feel that the two of them are very suitable and sweet. I hope the author can write like this. Also, the writing style and characters are very good. I like it very much. Come on, the author, I hope I can see the follow-up of your writing as soon as possible.

It looks good. The subject matter is very novel and the writing is also good. Although there are too many intimate scenes between the male protagonist and the man in the early stage, I can still watch it. I hope that in the later period, I can torture the male protagonist so hard that he can't love him anymore. I don't support changing the male protagonist as mentioned in the comment section. The title of the book indicates that the male protagonist is Wen. Wouldn't it be off-topic if I changed it in the later stage? Also, the introduction says that you will straighten out the relationship. It's the kind of person who originally likes a man but later falls in love with a female protagonist. Don't try to bully yourself when writing such a big introduction. If you click on it and feel that you can't accept it, come complain in the comment section, okay?

The writing is quite good, and it is a true twist. I hope the author can portray the female protagonist in a more three-dimensional and attractive way, not just a simple dog-licking, so that the male protagonist's love for the female protagonist will be more reasonable.

The score was so low, but it was unexpectedly good-looking. After reading it, I could only think of two words, aggrieved! 😭 Even though the male protagonist regarded Xiaocao as a treasure later, I really felt aggrieved (Xiaocao witnessed it several times with my own eyes, and heard the intimate and joyful scenes between the male protagonist and the prince several times, which always flashed in front of me). Then, when Xiaocao agreed to Wen Zhixing, I didn't think much of it. I didn't even respond. I was depressed once and was immediately coaxed. The first thirty or so chapters were filled with really angry people. As a reader, I felt very angry and aggrieved. What should I do with the person involved, Xiaocao (then I cried in anger several times😭). At that time, she didn't even have the qualifications to be jealous, angry and aggrieved in front of Wen Xingzhi, so she could only feel sad in silence, woo woo woo (┮_┮), it was so wronged😭 The male protagonist will be abused later, but I think the path he took is nothing compared to the path Xiaocao took. The last time I talked about the abusive male protagonist, he saved the heroine from being injured and comatose for a long time. The heroine was frightened, shed tears, ran around looking for medicine, and served him for so long. She was basically an abusive heroine! 😭If the prince had not done those things, Wen Xingzhi would not have seen the preciousness of Xiaocao at all. She would still be a spectator, an outsider, and would often eat their dog food🤢. I really feel that it is very unfair. He could get the beauty of Xiaocao so quickly and easily. Xiaocao had sacrificed his life to save him many times. Xiaocao got him because he had a rift with the prince after what he had experienced, which made him care about Xiaocao. I felt that Wen Xingzhi was really too cheap, so I looked for differences. The difference was that Wen Xingzhi would feel heartbroken and sad when facing the prince, and he would feel sad about giving up and being decadent, but he always maintained the pride in his bones. The same thing happened when facing Xiaocao, but he was willing to put aside his pride and pride, beg for mercy, and be humble to please. He would rather die without Xiaocao. But when he knew that the princess was pregnant, Wen Xingzhi also wanted to die. He was desperate and refused to be treated or take medicine. It was Xiaocao who knelt down and begged him before he was willing to take medicine. I always thought it was because he had nothing but grass. So I felt that it was just a grievance. It was so wrong that I felt aggrieved.

The writing is really good. I skipped through it before, so I couldn't understand it. It seemed that Wen quickly fell in love with the heroine. But today, after reading all the things I skipped earlier, I found that Wen's crush on the heroine is really traceable. The heroine really She is a very beautiful person, she is perseverant and values love and justice. On the other hand, Xuan said that the person he loved most was Wen, but secretly he deceived and backstabbed Wen, and suppressed his arrogance, hoping to turn him into a dodder flower that relied on him. But it was obvious that Wen was born into wealth and wealth since childhood, and his arrogance was not inferior to that of Yu Xuan at all, so it was obvious that they had broken up. (Ps: And I think even if Xuan ascends the throne, Wen will definitely not be the queen, because their status was already unequal before the fall of the Wen family) As for the man, although he is very sweet with the heroine now, he is Xuan's bodyguard. After Wen Wen and Xuan break up later, it is very likely that he will give up the heroine and side with Xuan. Finally, the author said that men are unclean, the male protagonist is Wen, and a group of people are still gesticulating below. If you don't want to read, you can quit. There are so many good articles on Tomato, and no one forces you to read them!!

Nowadays, it is quite reasonable to write about the relationship between the heroine and the male lead. However, it is understandable that the heroine used to be the "dog licker" of the hero. She used to have a big filter for the hero, but now she has feelings for her brother. This is the essence of bending and straightening. The heroine must not be a licker anymore.

Different from ordinary male protagonists, this male protagonist is neither strong nor domineering, sometimes delicate and sometimes green tea, but very considerate and gentle. The male protagonist is the reward for the female protagonist's hard work, but the female protagonist is a little aggressive. In the early stage, the male protagonist does not know martial arts, because his love brain was deceived about his feelings and body, and he cannot recognize people clearly. Later, the male protagonist is obscene and develops, poking and poking around, passing five levels and killing six generals, and finally ends up with the female protagonist through a bitter trick. Very touched. The male protagonist is a green tea beauty, who has transformed from the sweetheart of the male protagonist into the beautiful husband of the female protagonist. This is a reward for the female protagonist's kind and hard work 😄

This is my first comment since I read the novel. Although I said that the heroine should not be with the hero, I still thought that the hero and heroine can have sex. After all, it is about bending and straightening. I am reading this type of novel. I don't want to go off topic. This is also the first time I have read a novel with this theme. I didn't expect it to be good. First, the only flaw is that it is not finished yet. I can only save it for the bitterness first and then the sweetness. When it is finished, I will read it all at once. Alas~, I searched all over the Internet and straightened it out, but I couldn't stand it anymore. I can't quench my thirst and can only wait for the author to drop some nectar again. Save my life. Come on, author! 😘😘😘

Zhong Yu is finally written so well that it steals the limelight from the male protagonist. In fact, it is best not to let the supporting characters steal the limelight from the protagonist. This will only make it difficult to satisfy anyone. Although the novel cannot satisfy everyone, it will add a lot of unnecessary disputes. People are inherently multi-faceted and will have good and bad sides. Just like the second male lead, it will be good to write about Zhong Yu's bad nature as a human being. , It is also very reasonable to write about the estrangement between him and Xiaocao, just like the inevitable estrangement between the male protagonist and the second male lead. Now emotionally there is no estrangement at all, and the separation is also very rigid. In order to force the article back on track, he was just an ordinary bodyguard, but now he has the aura of the protagonist, and you can't blame the readers for not being able to let go of Zhongyu. It is normal to have quarrels in the comment area [laughing]