You Said You Wanted a Substitute, So Why Are You Crying Now That I'm Done?

It's very beautiful, the female protagonist is in ecstasy [Blowing kiss] It's true that she only tortures men but not women hahh, in the end, can Xixi open a harem? No one is willing to give up [laughing] My ex-husband, Bai Yueguang, is so good, and the weeds outside are also good [Blowing kiss]

It's so good-looking. It's so good-looking. I've been watching it all night. The heroine is crazy but also very charming, very appetizing and very capable. Each of the stand-ins has its own characteristics. It's very exciting to watch. The abstinence system is completely influenced by the heroine. However, when torturing Huo Jifeng, I can really feel Huo's depressive heartache. The author really writes it very well. It's so appetizing. Huo's feeling of not being taken seriously and surrendering is really amazing. It's very interesting. There were so many tears in the book that I felt so good. The author is so good at writing. The family is looking forward to the return of the heroine Bai Yueguang. Cheers to the author [love] [love] [love]

I think, when reading this kind of cool novel, there should be a process of a man gradually turning into a dog. If it is just a simple and mindless fun like some other novels, it will feel unreal. In fact, the heroine in the previous article did not suffer any substantial harm, but it was not overwhelming.

It is the most cruel book I have ever read that abuses men. I can't stand it. This book is about girls first. Although it also talks about equality between men and women, it is all about women on top. The heroine is also unequal to men and women. Judging from the content and reader feedback, it arouses a feeling of antagonism between men and women, and the language of some characters is a bit extreme. Of course, some words do have some truth. But no matter what the novel reflects, everyone has their own understanding, can identify, distinguish, and be assimilated. Maybe one day I will really be able to stand this kind of novel [laughing and crying] The readers here also shocked me. They all felt that the male protagonist Huo Jifeng was not good and was not good to the female protagonist. In fact, comparing the male and female protagonists, the male protagonist was very good to the female protagonist and did not take advantage of her. His feelings for the female protagonist were also very sincere. He also knew how to respect women. He was a true gentleman and very powerful. Although he was... By the female protagonist in various ways, he never harmed the female protagonist. He was very charming. In fact, if you change the gender of the whole text, you will see that the behavior of the female protagonist is quite outrageous, and the male protagonist is really infatuated. Of course, some other supporting actors also have some shining points. But in comparison, I have a harder time resisting the male lead, maybe because he is the male protagonist and has the halo of the male protagonist, but it is undeniable that he is indeed very attractive in this. Let's talk about the heroine first. I understand that the heroine has a bit of a double standard. Because her father is not good to her mother, she does not believe in love. She only believes in herself and power. She believes that everything can be exchanged and that those around her can only provide her with value. The heroine is outstanding in appearance, strategy, and force. She only approaches men for profit and revenge. What scares me the most is deceiving and taking advantage of men's feelings, and she doesn't fall into it herself. But I think there will always be a moment in the process when the heroine becomes slightly attracted to a certain man (the hero and Qi Feng) The male protagonist Huo Jifeng can be compared with the female protagonist in terms of strategy, appearance, and strength. Although many people don't think he is the male protagonist, they also say that he treats the female protagonist badly and deserves what he deserves. But I don't think so. I think he is the male protagonist. From the introduction or the length of the novel and the description of him, I personally think that the author is leaning towards him. It's really very charming. The heroine is his childhood salvation. The hero's subsequent efforts are also to be able to protect the heroine. Even if the heroine doesn't need it, I don't think the hero is wrong. Is it wrong to want to protect the person he likes? Moreover, the male protagonist did not know at that time that the female protagonist did not need him, and the female protagonist did not care about him. He gave a false name and made the male protagonist identify the wrong person. However, the male protagonist still did not like the fake person. He always liked the female protagonist. Later, the female protagonist deliberately approached her. Since he was the head of the family, he had to consider the interests of the family, so he allowed others to hurt the female protagonist. This is a unique trait of the superior, but The male protagonist himself did not hurt the female protagonist. The male protagonist also liked the female protagonist a little at this time, but there was suspicion, and the female protagonist did have impure motives [facepalm], which also led to the point in the first chapter where the female protagonist was almost raped by the male protagonist. Later, after the male protagonist recognized the female protagonist, he also helped and protected the female protagonist in various ways, which accelerated the loss of his power. If the male protagonist had not been motivated by feelings, he would not have lost so miserably. Later, the female protagonist only used the male protagonist, just a substitute, just for power, making the male protagonist a cripple, locking him up and torturing him. But the male protagonist is a little obsessed behind him and is willing to be the heroine's plaything just because that person is the heroine. Even if he is not the main palace, even if he knows that the heroine only cares about power, he is still willing to push the heroine to a high position. The male and female protagonists are also rivals who recognize each other and appreciate each other. When the male protagonist is still willing to stay with the female protagonist even though he knows that something will happen and he will be pushed out to jail by the female protagonist, I don't believe that the female protagonist is not moved at all. In the end, the male protagonist even gave in and didn't care that the female protagonist had a husband or Bai Yueguang, as long as she still had herself. For a superior person, I think it is a very big ambition. The male protagonist finally becomes a person like his mother. Even if the person he loves distributes his love to many people, he still loves her. Then there is Huo Siye, who has no ability. The only thing he can mention is that he really likes the heroine, but the heroine only uses him as a substitute because he threatened the heroine and was sent abroad later. It can be regarded as allowing the male protagonist to be less humble and to be with such a man, although even if there is a male protagonist, he has to agree, ugh Then there is Huo Qifeng, the heroine's Bai Yueguang. Due to his purposeful approach to the heroine when he was a child, and his concealment from the heroine before his death, he thought he was doing what he thought was good for the heroine, blocked the heroine's way, and alienated the heroine for a period of time. Judging from the episode, it should be much better, but the heroine should not play with him that much. Then there is Young Master Lu, the heroine's marriage partner. He does like the heroine, but the heroine is marrying more for power. Of course, the heroine also likes him a little. The heroine's husband Then there is Bai Xiao, who betrayed the heroine and was killed by the heroine. Of course, he was also played by the heroine for a while. Finally, there is the male protagonist. Qi Feng and Mr. Lu are with the female protagonist, 1 female and 3 male. Judging from the full text, the male protagonist is the only one who has ever had sex with the female protagonist. He is also the one who has been played by the female protagonist the most, the one who has been abused the most, and the one who understands the female protagonist best. However, he has no title, he is just an ex-husband, or a lover, or a plaything. What he wants later is the female protagonist who is willing to push the female protagonist to a high position. Whether it is business or in bed, the female protagonist can do whatever she wants. This is completely dedicated to the female protagonist. I have a hard time overcoming the male protagonist. Maybe I really don't want to marry him just because I like it. I really feel for the male protagonist, Huo Jifeng, who is really very charming. Personally, I think the heroine likes him the most. The heroine's feeling does change later on. After all, no one is the same, and the male protagonist also has his own strength in the future. Yes, the male protagonist said that he could give it to the female protagonist if he wanted it, but the female protagonist didn't ask for it. I think this is trust. The female protagonist should have love for the male protagonist. Although the whole text says that the female protagonist only has power, but people are not grass and trees, and how can they be ruthless. It can only be said that love comes after power. Everything is changing. Who can be sure of the future [laughing]

It's not a traditional stand-in literature. The heroine is crazy and very smart. It's so appealing to me. But it's painful to wait for updates every day [crying]. Is there any replacement?

Super good-looking, female Xiang Shuangwen! What the author writes in big letters is female and male, so if you can't accept it🥺... It's a pity!

The female protagonist is strong. The female protagonist is very smart and powerful. She will not be wronged or anything. She is under the control of the female protagonist from the beginning. The female protagonist is at the top of the food chain. It's true that he abuses men, and sometimes I feel sorry for Huo Siye, but he's always good-looking [laughs]. The author's writing is also online. I hope the author will update it ten times a day [making faces] (Regarding Huo Jifeng, at first I thought that I would not be satisfied if I tortured him, because many novels about male abuse only said that the heroine ignored him and was with someone else and he went to be a mistress, which was considered abuse... But I was satisfied with the abuse in this book. The heroine was imprisoned forcibly, so don't be the CEO. You can be a toy for the heroine to vent her emotions. Being a toy is just a substitute for others, and she was even sent to the hospital [OK]. I unilaterally forgive Huo Jifeng)

It's pretty good to watch, especially the heroine's torture of Huo Jifeng. I hope Ah Feng is the hero and Bai Yueguang returns, and then slaps those stand-ins in the face.

I was also happy. Every day I saw the mistreatment of the heroines, which made me angry. After reading this book, I felt so good all over. I suggest you go to death even more [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]

It's okay, but it's a bit extreme, and the previous plot is slow. I'm not against dog training or male abuse, but the attitude in this book is a bit strange. When the male protagonist and the female protagonist do it together, it seems to be pure harm to the female protagonist? I don't seem to get this feeling too much, because there seems to be no pleasure or technique, it's just pure harm. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is also horribly extreme. The attitude of the male protagonist is also extremely sharp, just like revenge in the text. If this sharp emotion continues for too long, it will bias the reader's own emotions. Then it always feels weird to call women "girls", even if the word in the same context is "men" and the other word is "girls", it feels weird and sometimes a bit embarrassing. In fact, we can just call women directly... And then there is often too much emphasis on gender, which actually strengthens the stereotype of women. The design of the stand-in is more interesting All in all, it's hard to comment on the coolness, it's a bit biased and a bit weird, but the design is still okay. I will still continue to chase