After I Disappeared, the Cold Female Lead Cried and Begged Me to Come Back

It's really beautiful. The male protagonist commented on the female protagonist in front of the children in Chaoyang Orphanage as "very beautiful, very gentle, very kind, and a very good person." After the male protagonist had his memory erased by the system, the female protagonist desperately searched for him. She went to Chaoyang Orphanage to recall to the children that the male protagonist was "very handsome, very gentle, very kind, and a very good person." The sense of redemption at that moment was truly amazing.

Like a romantic light novel, it should be finished soon. Although it is also an old-fashioned story about chasing a husband, the heroine does not have any so-called Bai Yueguang plot, and there is no so-called plot where the heroine thinks that the male protagonist will never leave her no matter what and then goes to have sex with other men. It's already pretty good since I haven't been poisoned by some outrageous short articles.

To be honest, I personally don't think there's anything bad about it. The writing is very good. So many low scores are just because I didn't see what I like. If you're willing, feel free to read on.

It would be too pitiful for Jiang to lose. Fu is not worthy of winning if he is just arrogant but not charming.

I don't understand what Jiang's parents are thinking. While they don't agree with the two of them being together, they support the male protagonist with a high salary so that they can flirt with each other every day and flirt with each other whenever they have something to do. "Those are just roses used as props," Lin An said in a gentle voice: "If you like it, I will buy you nine more roses later. I guarantee they will look better than those nine." "Aren't you afraid that she will be angry?" Jiang Zhi asked. Lin Feng was dumbfounded: "Who is she? Who else would be angry if I gave you flowers?"

This setting is a bit interesting, anchor point. The task of rebirth is to defeat the heroine. It seems that the strategy is actually to let the world remember itself, because the protagonist has died and was reborn in another world. If you want to exist, you need an anchor point. Anchor point anchor point, human memory is the anchor point. If a person is forgotten by everyone, this person is no different from never existing, so even if there is only one person, then you It still exists, so the task is to conquer one person in the simplest way, not to mention conquering two, three, four, etc., One person is enough to prove his existence. Unfortunately, the male protagonist failed, so his memory was also deleted, and he became a "native" person. But in a sense, the female protagonist just didn't want to admit it, so she still remembered it, but the two did not establish a substantial relationship, so it was considered a failure. It's just my guess. I'd like to give you a five-point rating to encourage the new book.

It's very interesting. Now Fu is definitely more suitable to be the heroine than Jiang. What do you think of the male protagonist's feelings for Jiang? It's not described as having feelings for the opposite sex like brother and sister. Moreover, Jiang's parents don't agree. Fu has experienced more, and the system seems to have popped up again later. It's probably Fu.

The writing is good, but too bland.

Then what about the original male protagonist? He doesn't want to be with this male protagonist who has no memory. It feels weird.

It hit me a bit, because I am a bit like Fu (except for family background 😏), but if I bring it into context, Fu actually rejected the male protagonist because of his arrogance and uncertainty at the time. After the male protagonist disappeared, Fu lost that sense of tenderness and encirclement, and suddenly she realized that she liked the male protagonist, so she wanted to get him back. Now that the male protagonist has a better life, why is he still with Fu? Do you want the male protagonist to go back to the feeling of failure and powerlessness that surrounds him every day? (I agree with the person below, because I was like that at the time, and she regretted it after she took the initiative to leave), but in fact Jiang is not that pity, life is not perfect in the first place, the male protagonist is an orphan, has no money, no power, and not much ability. To be honest, it is normal for other people's parents to disagree. The male protagonist is also very smart and did not continue the relationship. The author's writing is very real. Someone below said that Jiang had a relationship with the male protagonist, but finally quit and married someone else, which is a bit awesome. I personally feel that this is not normal. 🤔 You can't really hang yourself. The reality is often more outrageous. As far as we are in love, we have experienced it several times. (Of course, if you think this is a novel and you want to read it without thinking about it and just want to have fun, pretend I didn't say it.) Finally, I want to ask, is the author a girl? I feel the writing is quite good, I've never had this kind of experience before 🤔