After My Husband Disappeared, I Realized I Was an NPC

This theme is quite new. Although the heroine was abused in the early stage, the heroine was really miserable. She spent all her money to find the male protagonist to make her miserable. The male protagonist also wanted to forget everything about her and live his own new life. I hope she will abuse the male protagonist more in the later period [I'm about to cry] so that the female protagonist's baby can live a better life.

It's good to read. I like to read several books written by the author, but I hope there won't be any plots involving female rivalry. I feel that the male protagonist's fiancée is quite good. I hope he can have a happy ending.

I read the novel first after reading the comment section. I also saw the comment about the abuse of women. Many people thanked Lightning Protection. I also hate the literature about abuse of women. I skipped to the recently updated chapters to see if there was any update to the part about chasing the wife in the crematorium. I read two chapters. I thought about it and started reading it from the beginning. Today I wanted to read something sour to spice up the taste. I have already read chapter 40. I think it is not as bad as the comment section said. The male protagonist is not as cold as the comment section said. He is a genetically selected and matched person. There are indeed many shortcomings. The opportunity for them to meet at the beginning was not so right. The love that started with deception will definitely bring pain as long as the heroine falls in love with him. But I think sourness is normal in love. After all, the heart starts to hurt when you fall in love with someone. And this double-edged sword hurts not only the heroine but also the hero. So I don't think it is specifically abusing women. It's just that it is not as enjoyable as the cool novels look. I think the hero, who was the first to fall out of the Raiders of the World, will struggle when he returns to reality. It's very reasonable, but here I have a reasonable suspicion that the male protagonist gave up the memory erasure surgery and decided to go to the small world to find the female protagonist because the female protagonist who thought he was 02 brought back memories. If the female protagonist had not traveled to his world, would he really have made that memory? I had a memory clearing operation and my fiancée got married. I think the most interesting thing about this book is that the heroine is very sober. The heroine really loved her so she clung to her memories and searched for the hero for a year. After the heroine passed through, she met the hero's fiancée and found out that the hero was not I decided to return to my own world when I remembered the one I thought was my lover. However, it was very pitiful for the female protagonist to be helpless in the male protagonist's world. I hope she can have more career lines instead of being tied to the male protagonist's side while her mind is clear all the time. The male protagonist is chasing his wife. He should rely on his own efforts and his sincerity to impress the heroine, instead of relying on the author's forced plot and external forces to promote the success of the hero's pursuit of his wife, leaving the heroine isolated and helpless and can only rely on the hero's side. Without financial independence, it is easy to be emotionally cut off and confused.

I didn't comment until I finished reading them all. I read the comments before reading because the first page was full of bad reviews and not a single positive review. There were even comments about abuse of women, misogyny, and scumbag men. I didn't want to read it at first, but I read it out of curiosity. After reading the first few chapters, I found it quite interesting. However, because of my preconceived notions, I was always on guard. When I saw the middle chapter, I thought, "Well, it feels a bit sadistic." "The heroine, it's not good for the hero to have a short episode where he feels like he wants to force love." But I thought about it objectively and found that what the hero did was completely consistent with the author's character setting. The setting of the second female lead is also very good. She is a bit cunning, but she is not particularly smart or bad. She also has a good brother, and the second female lead's exit is also very honorable (although some people may think that she was annulled by the male protagonist, but in fact she did not behave and roll around with the male protagonist, and stopped when she was benefited. Also, she only behaved and acted coquettishly with her brother, which is very cute! The author did not describe a pathetic woman who went crazy after being annulled, which is very good.) When it comes to abusing women, the male protagonist It's too smooth or something, wow, I don't feel it at all. The heroine ignores him, he doesn't talk long, he is careful and is rejected time and time again. It's good. I don't feel happy, but I think the young couple is very real. She learns to be rational, and he learns to grow. They are exactly the same as everyone in reality, except that the male protagonist is rich and the female protagonist is very beautiful. Hahahaha. I'm really looking forward to the future development. It's a pity that I finished reading it in one night, author! Come on! („• ֊ •„)੭

Only the book BE can confer gods

It's good-looking, but I was almost dissuaded by the ultra-low score of 5 points. It's not a bit of a torture, maybe it's a bit like the previous be? Just watching it makes me feel sad. A little uncomfortable. It's been a long time since I read a magazine like this, a magazine like Hanabi. It's really too old. Nowadays, all I read are cool articles and fast food articles, which are not interesting anymore. But I still think this is really nice. Guaranteed by my more than ten years of book experience.

The male protagonist has been reluctant to reach 100% strategy value in the early stage, and he probably just can't let go. This can definitely make him like the female protagonist. Although he was left suddenly, he did not actively want to go back to the heroine after leaving. Instead, he wanted to clear his memory. This is too ruthless, so the heroine is right not to forgive the hero so quickly, but after all, he lives in a different world. Can the heroine really integrate into this world? I can't imagine how to make them happy later.

I don't understand why there are so many negative reviews. The heroine is from Akagi and loves what she loves, so she won't give up looking for her lover. Later, the results were not satisfactory, and she did not say that she regretted what she had given up. She looked forward and tried to live well in the present. The male protagonist is a person who is suppressed by his genes and family of origin and is actually not a normal person on the inside. He travels through the game world to attack the female protagonist. While rationally telling him that this is virtual, his emotions are sinking, so he is duplicitous and tries hard to control himself from being so involved. When he returns to the real world, he tries to forget. But in many of his actions, he takes some action, and then is reluctant to let go, involuntarily delaying and delaying, unwilling to leave the heroine, and unwilling to forget the heroine. Reality tells you that this is an NPC, fake, so what can you do? Normal people know that they shouldn't fall in love with virtual characters. But when he didn't know the heroine was coming, he finally chose to go back in time to find her. In fact, some people may be dissatisfied that the female protagonist loves and pays more than the male protagonist, but during the strategy period, the male protagonist has always been very kind to the female protagonist. Of course, the female protagonist is also very kind to the male protagonist. Then when the male protagonist knew that the female protagonist was a real person, he finally desperately wanted to stay with her forever. Although he had already made up his mind to go to the heroine's world to find her before that. Then the hardships the heroine endures are necessary for the character. Just like you love the brave and determined heroine Akagi created by the author, and the author created such a person by relying on the heroine to not be afraid of difficulties and resolutely find her lover (relatives), but you hate the way to create characters, so how do you want to express it? The lover disappeared, the heroine posted a missing person notice on the Internet, and gave up after a while. Then the heroine created in this way is another heroine. The heroine has always loved Akagi, and she must love her clearly and not live in confusion. It's inevitable that she won't give up on finding someone.

When I first read the introduction, I thought it was a weird and fast-traveling novel that I really like, but I didn't expect that after reading many chapters, I realized it wasn't the case. But because the content setting was very novel, and because I felt so sorry for the heroine, I continued to watch it. My subsequent reading experience was that it was too sour, and I personally had very low tears. I cried several times while reading it. The author's writing style is good and his brushstrokes are delicate, and he portrays the heroine very well, but because of this, the sense of substitution is so strong that readers can better understand her misery and despair. Four stars for the heroine, a very beautiful character, but it was so heartbreaking that I stopped watching it.

I read the first two chapters first, and after reading the comments, I decisively skipped chapter 37 and started reading. It was quite interesting, but in the middle there was a chapter about torturing the poor heroine's baby. I definitely couldn't accept it, so I skipped it! I must have missed some plot points, but I feel more comfortable starting from here, because currently the female protagonist is preparing to start a beautiful new life with her baby, and then the male protagonist is like a dank male ghost, playing various roles and being jealous! The most fragrant thing is that the male protagonist's advanced robot assistant has always regarded the female protagonist as the wife that the boss and I share!