I Transmigrate to the 1990S and Accidentally Steal the Brooding Male Lead

Memes are funny, though. Is it really sweet? I just feel that the evil capitalist male protagonist is playing tricks on the silly and sweet female protagonist. The female protagonist is eaten to death by the male protagonist. The male protagonist is injured and pretends to be green tea to make her do this and that. The female protagonist is already weak and stunted. She has to serve the male protagonist day and night while working and studying intensively to prepare for the college entrance examination. She stays up late every day and becomes even more haggard. . . What a good and competent ox and horse.

The heroine has a very soft heart and is eaten to death by the male protagonist [face covering] The male protagonist is a bit disgusting, and the female protagonist is willing to fight and suffer, which is a good match. The male protagonist disappeared for several months and the female protagonist could not be found. Finally, she got through the phone and the other party said she was the male protagonist's girlfriend, but the female protagonist forgave the male protagonist as soon as they met [face covering] The female protagonist just said, "You like me now, but what if you don't like me in the future?" So I want to support myself, and the male protagonist gets angry and wants to punish the female protagonist. I just want to lock the female protagonist away, marry the female protagonist, and let the female protagonist have children, so that the female protagonist will not run away.

My mouth was filled with tears after watching it. The plot was so interesting. The heroine wore a book and became a cannon fodder female supporting character. She originally just wanted to live and stay away from the hero and heroine, but ended up hiding in the hero's car. Then the heroine of the original book ran away, and instead of hooking up with the male protagonist, she hooked up with him. Finally, I felt that Golden Finger had come and got some space, but the result was that the little one was pitiful. The most interesting thing is the interaction between the two people. The male protagonist Anshuang wrote it wonderfully. The female protagonist unconsciously flirts, the male protagonist makes up his own mind, and then reflects on it alone. It's so seductive, it knocked me to death!

It's very beautiful, fast-paced, not laggy, and has no obvious bugs. The female protagonist is very good, smart, and especially good at coaxing the male protagonist. Therefore, a yandere like the male protagonist has not shown any obvious coercion or control in front of the female protagonist until Chapter 124. Of course, there are male protagonists who will package their desire for control as the reason for your good wishes. As long as it's not a matter of principle, the female protagonist can bend and stretch. Putting aside the issues that the male and female protagonists can argue about for 800 chapters in other novels, the female protagonist can coax the male protagonist into submission with just one sentence. I feel that the female protagonist is a bit downwardly compatible [laughing and crying] (I only consider emotional intelligence). And without being coy, she wanted to use the male protagonist's resources to say it directly. The male protagonist said that your two million is not enough for me to invest. The female protagonist immediately switched to cow-horse mode to explain her own advantages, and provided a plan for the male protagonist's reference. The squeamish heroine in other places would turn her face when she heard this. A little private stuff: boycott the saw-mouthed gourd to be the male and female protagonist! ! ! ! ! !

It's not bad. I gave this article the logic and literary talent, but it still changes it into a male video article about the heroine with leather shoes (the space cannot be opened at the critical moment, and I have to wait for the hero to come to save me, funny...)

It's rare to come across a book with an unconventional plot and decent writing. Regarding the lightning point that many book friends are concerned about: the original male protagonist killed Wen Zhaodi in his previous life, and the female protagonist in this life traveled through time and became Wen Zhaodi but is still with him. Although the story has not been completed yet, it is now basically clear that the original male protagonist Ni Handong in the previous life is not the Ni Handong in this life, but the Su in this life (no spoilers, read it yourself). I don't know how the author will deal with this matter, but it seems that it is not a surprise, so I can be patient and look at it later. It's just that Chen Shuangshuang and Ni Handong were in a worse situation. Both of them could not hide from that paranoid man in their lives. The real Ni Handong didn't know what happened in his previous life. His identity was occupied, and his relatives and friends didn't have any good results. Su Xinxin, the true darling of heaven, became Ni Handong after his last life, and Su Jintao in this life, both with powerful and wealthy identities. The shortcomings in the previous life were barely cleared up, but it was a bit forced to force Chen Shuangshuang to say it was for protection. Therefore, many of the things Chen Shuangshuang and the heroine know about the previous life in the reboot are not all true or wrong. The stumbling blocks on the road of love between the male and female protagonists are all because of these, hahaha. Fortunately, the heroine is lustful, otherwise she would have been scared away.

It's quite good-looking, and both the male and female protagonists are great. If you like to lick dogs, don't bother. The IQs of the male and female protagonists are online. Those who say that the male protagonist mainly works for the female protagonist, come on, who works for the boss but does not work? The male protagonist is really good at things and gives money when he is rich. The female protagonist does not want to rely on others. She has always been very happy, very energetic, and has a very clear goal. Moreover, the male and female protagonists are just superiors and subordinates now, not boyfriend and girlfriend, right?

It's pretty good. I hope the heroine can make more money and it's best to have her own house before she considers playing love games with the hero. Although modern people pay attention to carpe diem, I still hope that the female protagonist can seduce the male protagonist [I understand] and we won't have that feeling when we are together all of a sudden.

So did the male protagonist and the original female protagonist really spend time together?

Wow, it looks good. It's the first time I've seen a yandere novel from the era. Already in the trap, looking forward to subsequent updates