The Society Is Afraid of the Crybaby Cat, Mr. Shen's Favorite

Well, after thinking about it for a long time, I still want to post this paragraph. I didn't read further. I post this paragraph in the hope that the author can write better books in the future. First of all, it's a compliment. The previous article is good. I saw a low-star comment below and felt that the heroine was not worthy of the hero. But I think it was the hero who forced the heroine. There is no one who is worthy or not. It is written that the male protagonist is taking care of the female protagonist. This article is quite sweet at the beginning, but I feel that many times the relationship is not when the female protagonist is willing. And I want to give the author some popular science. Injury to the lower body is already a very serious matter. I have actually seen many kinds of this type, so I am not criticizing the author. I just want to say, don't use this method to flatter the male protagonist. Secondly, it is mentioned many times in the middle part to tie up the female protagonist with children. I think if the male protagonist loves the female protagonist enough, he should say hello in advance, and He strives to make the female protagonist accept him, instead of constantly using his own rights to bind the female protagonist. I hope the author can see that, of course, another point is that the female protagonist does accept most of the male protagonist, but later the female protagonist loses trust in the male protagonist. Isn't the main reason because of the male protagonist? I think love is a constant feeling of debt, and the male protagonist should look for problems in himself and improve them. I am not talking about the author, but this type of writing is generally like this. The male protagonist only wants to use children or power to bind the female protagonist, and never asks the female protagonist if she is willing. Is this really love? I don't know if someone will argue with me, thinking that the male protagonist is rich and powerful, and falling in love with the female protagonist seems to be a male protagonist. The hero gave charity to the heroine, but I think that the heroine was not in an extreme environment in the orphanage, but grew up in love, so even if there is no hero, the heroine will live very well in the orphanage, but the hero gave the heroine a better life. Of course, I admit that my speech is biased towards the heroine, but I think this kind of article is not centered on the heroine. If there is any wrong thinking, can you point it out, thank you very much

This romance book is so awesome! The male protagonist is gentle and dedicated, his eyes are full of the female protagonist's heart, and his preference and pampering are hidden in the details. He is accommodating in everything, protects his shortcomings at every turn, and treats the heroine like a child. It is sweet and not greasy. The plot is smooth and not bloody, and the two-way relationship is warm and enjoyable. The more I watch it, the more I recommend it! [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

Very sweet, very pretty, very in line with my taste

Not bad. This book has just been published. Give the author some motivation to support it.

Author, I support you