Quickly Wear It, the Darkened Male Protagonist Always Wants to Lock Me in a Dark Room

The first world was too unfriendly to the heroine. Because the hero still had the heroine in his heart after the breakup, he was judged by the system as having not completed his mission and was forced to be locked up in a small dark room for two years. There was nothing but the heroine. Such a punishment, even if No traitor or evil person will be treated like this. This is torture [face-covering]. The two have not been in contact for two years, but the female protagonist insists on getting in touch [vomit] [vomit]. The male protagonist is made rich, handsome and has a female partner, and she is forced to take a high position in love and morality [face-covering]

It's very baffling and messy, and the emotional lines are incomprehensible. The female supporting character is dancing around and the heroine is as pale as a chrysanthemum. The reason for the breakup is understandable, but the heroine has been stuck in space for two years inexplicably. She came out inexplicably. What's more, she was imprisoned by the male protagonist again, and then the two of them reconciled after sleeping together, got married, and it was over. Holy shit, the dialogue between the male and female protagonists is always like a sawed-off gourd. It feels very human-machine, and it's always uncomfortable to read [smile][smile]

I feel that the dialogue in the first world is bland, like the kind of couple who have been married for many years and have never been passionately in love. If you like it plain, you can give it a try. The author's writing style is good, but I don't like this kind of thing. The system is really just a robot and I don't feel like it. Come on [currently working on it] [Sending my heart]

In the first world, the male protagonist is like a human and a machine. The female protagonist in the entire world asks him questions before answering. In the early stage, he was a bit cowardly and incompetent. He looked down on the female protagonist and did not say a word to defend her. Later on, you can comfort the female protagonist. No, not at all.

It's good, but it's frustrating. The system is quite annoying.

It's very well written, I hope the male protagonist will be a fragment of the same person, and then there will be a complete copy at the end

I was tired of watching it, most of it was in the form of dialogues, very bland. I often write about light and shadow. This is the first time I have written about so much light. It feels like reading prose. It feels so bland. I don't feel it is sweet, and I have no intention of reading further. I feel irritable every time I read a page. I feel like the late nights I have stayed up are not worth it and I can't stand it anymore. This is my first time to write a review, and there are not many reviews for this book. I also want to write this review, but if I don't, I will really feel sick.

I feel that the male and female protagonists get together too quickly, and the plot of developing and getting along is not good enough. I like the author and continue to work hard.

Generally speaking, when you're on a mission, don't be reluctant and at the same time look like you're being forced. Don't agree if you know you can't do it. It's annoying. Of course it's my personal preference. When I watch the female protagonist, I really don't want the female protagonist to feel any pity for the male protagonist.

Neither the male or female protagonist has a mouth, it really looks like two human beings [eating melons], which makes me feel uncomfortable.

It's okay. I don't like the fact that the male protagonist has no mouth and the female protagonist also has a bit of love brain.

The heroine's character is too bland, without any ups and downs, and she doesn't feel sweet when getting along with the hero. It's really like a clear soup with little water.

The logic is average, and there is no counterattack against the vicious supporting characters. It is just a cowardly look at others showing off their power in front of them. Overall, it is very bland.