
Surviving at Sea: Returning Before the Dark Tycoon's Descent into Darkness
海上求生:回到阴湿大佬黑化前
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- 365k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- 5mo ago
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I won't talk about the character of the male protagonist, but the character of the female protagonist: 1. On the one hand, I feel that I need to stay away from the male protagonist, and I feel that I can survive by relying on my own abilities, but the female protagonist written by the author is a person who can't do anything well and can't survive without the male protagonist. 2. She is inexplicable. She wants to hold on, but always runs to dangerous places. She calls it a hug on her thigh, but when her thigh is held, she refuses and says she wants to hold on. 3. Stay away from the male protagonist while accepting what the male protagonist gives you. 4. When I saw the male protagonist's men moving things, I didn't want to be treated as a pet by the male protagonist, but wanted to prove that I was useful and could help. I thought she would reveal a little bit of her powers, not all of them, but a weakened version that could help collect things, but it turned out that she was secretly stealing the hero's things. Why, at this time, she was not afraid of being discovered or retaliated against. Summary: I have been holding back and reading, thinking that the heroine will always grow. After all, the fear at the beginning is justifiable, and finally found out...
I feel like the male protagonist is looking for his wife the whole time. . . The female protagonist was frightened to death by the male protagonist's melancholy at first, but later on she had to stay by his side in order to survive, but things got weirder and weirder. . . You could say that the female protagonist is kind, but the male protagonist is kind to her. I feel ungrateful and dependent, and I feel like a supercilious person. It can't be said that White Eyed Wolf is just weird and strange. Choose the rescue team members later to give up on saving the hero. I didn't say that I had to save the male protagonist. Overall it's just weird.
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The characters of the male and female protagonists are really weird. Don't be awkward. I feel like there's something wrong with the logic. I feel so nervous.
Are you okay [laughs awkwardly]
The heroine is a goddess, and there are a lot of confusing tricks, which makes it uncomfortable to watch. According to the chapters I have read, only the original heroine currently gives me a relatively normal feeling. The male protagonist... Is also a god, and he is also a god.
It's very beautiful, especially the heroine. The heroine is written very well. It's very beautiful and I'd love to read more.
You can watch it as a mindless drama The good thing is that it's very real. The male protagonist and the female protagonist think differently. Sometimes the male protagonist really doesn't care what the female protagonist says. The bad thing is that there are some self-contradictions. Maybe the author himself knew why he wanted to write this, but he didn't express it, causing some readers to be confused.
The heroine's character is a bit strange. Normal people should find a way out, but they know clearly that they can't do it. Why do they still go here and there? In the first few chapters, I understand that the heroine wants to be alone, but later she finds out that she has no ability. ? Checked out? And that clumsy description really annoyed me to death. When will the author realize that normal people are not like this, or that the heroine is not normal and is just a dodder flower? So why should we insist on being independent if we were just dodders from the beginning? It's a very ancient character design. The female protagonist is clumsy but the male protagonist finds it cute. Seriously, author, can you tolerate someone who, at a critical moment, clearly wants to stay well by yourself but insists on helping someone, and all the help you get hurts yourself?
It's okay, but why do you keep weakening the heroine in an all-round way? Although she is not a strong woman, she deliberately arranged for the heroine to be outwitted and given a golden finger, and being weak and having a low IQ are not the same thing, right? And what on earth is the male protagonist doing in the previous article? You are spying on the heroine, and you have plans to lock her up, and you actually have the idea of belittling the heroine. The female protagonist is really miserable, and she was forcibly reduced to intelligence just to set off the original male protagonist, female protagonist, and male lead. After writing for a while, I collapsed, but I still forced myself to continue writing.