Provoke Her

I personally feel that one star is deducted because of the concerns of the heroine, who feels that she is being abused for the sake of being abused. The heroine has such a loving family and has family members who are in politics and teachers. She is already very confident. Moreover, the heroine's grandfather is the former teacher of the hero's father who was in politics. So I think her identity is enough for the hero. Even if the identity is not mentioned, the heroine grew up in such a loving family. She should not be so distrustful of the hero. How could she not know if she didn't try? How do you know if the male protagonist can get through it, and the male protagonist said that he already has a solution. The female protagonist does it because she feels sorry for the male protagonist or for the two of them. But let's think about it if it is the male protagonist in other novels, concealing the truth about the female protagonist, self-righteously thinking that it is good for the other person, breaking up, and leaving without saying goodbye. Then you will definitely want to see the wife-chasing crematorium, right? The two of them have to face it together, how will they know if they don't try? All I can say is that the female protagonist brought down the whole novel by herself. She didn't trust the male protagonist and the male protagonist protected her well. She has been walking towards him and solving problems. What about her? It's good to be self-righteous. She said she wanted to get the male protagonist back, but she didn't pursue him. Instead, the male protagonist has been taking the initiative. She even went to dinner with her blind date without explaining it, and she also avoided the male protagonist. What this means to outsiders, people who don't know think it's the male protagonist's problem. They can understand the heroine's little girl's heart and youth, but what they can't understand is that the heroine's grandfather asked the heroine why she didn't mention his name. Is it possible that the Zhou family doesn't know the heroine's grandfather? The heroine said that she only wanted to fall in love and thought that everything else was due to external factors. Then don't think about it, the male protagonist is from the Zhou family, and what kind of status does the Zhou family have? Even if you don't care, then you shouldn't weaken your momentum. What's the benefit of hiding one's life experience? It's not like she has a very bad life experience, a very bad past, or some very bad memories for you, a divorced family, and she is back. She said she wanted to win back the male protagonist, but the male protagonist took the initiative, and she backed down again. Is this interesting? Only one person closes the distance, and the other person keeps retreating. What's the difference between that and standing still? And the bad thing about the heroine is that she initiated the breakup herself, and she didn't trust the male protagonist. The male protagonist protected her very well and she was not harmed. He didn't explain it to his family, allowing them to misunderstand the male protagonist. He didn't even mention his part of the problem later, and the female protagonist only said it was the male protagonist's grandmother's problem. The problem is that there is nothing wrong with the male protagonist. The male protagonist has been walking towards you firmly and solving problems. It is you who have been shrinking and distrusting the male protagonist. The more I look at the heroine, the more interesting she becomes. If these things happen to the male protagonist, he will be stabbed into a sieve and chase his wife to the crematorium, but no one can catch her. The female protagonist is looking for the male protagonist to get back together. Why should she agree to go on a blind date when she is actively seeking peace?

I feel like the author also flirted with the wrong soldiers. It's good to watch. Please update soon [Adoration]