Cannon Fodder Cookie, She Captures People's Hearts with Her Gentleness

It's my favorite type, but it has a lot of flaws. 1. The heroine has always been forced to follow the plot. If the plot is distorted, do we have to correct it? There was a good misunderstanding. I want sweet cookies, not this kind! 2. At one plot point of the male protagonist, the female protagonist looked at the male protagonist named Song. The male protagonist was angry but never said anything. He had no words. The female protagonist didn't care when the male protagonist deliberately tried to test her (I can accept this, because the person I fell in love with first was really passive). But after the male protagonist tested the female protagonist, I thought the female protagonist was jealous and didn't explain. She just let the female protagonist misunderstand. I accept this as incompetent. 3. The male supporting actor Jiang or something in it really made me sick. Who is he? I can only say that it's a good thing he has less roles, otherwise I would be sickened to death. The above are my shortcomings. I gave high marks purely because of what the author said in the comments. But please, the author can listen to his opinions. You can see from the content that the author's writing is good. I hope he won't be so angry. The above is my impression of the first world. It may not be well written because I just started writing the first world and it was not smooth. I will check it out later.

Really good-looking, my little sister is so cute ~ I love it.

Very beautiful, the first article completely attracted me

This is my favorite tone. The female protagonist is delicate and soft, while the male protagonist is possessive and only sees the female protagonist. The cruelty-free sweet story is very appetizing!

It's quite interesting. In the first world, the male protagonist's master and his family were not willing to let the male and female protagonists be together. In the second world, the female protagonist's family was not willing. Let's be a match in the third world, right?

It's quite interesting. It's a sweet and sour story. The female protagonist knows the ending of being given up and the male protagonist makes firm choices again and again. Personally, I'm quite shaken by this kind of plot.

Why doesn't the author have a side story in the first article? [What]