The Lovestruck Roughneck: I'm Giving You My Life, So Why Are You Still Running?

It's pretty good to watch in the beginning. The two people's pull and some thoughts describe the plot. It's very distinctive. In the early stage, the male protagonist is a paranoid but quite obedient vicious dog type. Later, he gradually feels a bit super-heroic. The description gives people the impression that she broke up with me because she thought I was poor and she was too money-worshiping. In the later stage, The descriptions of the lowly and affectionate male protagonist are repetitive and numerous. There are many people in the comment section who feel sorry for the male protagonist. The female protagonist is very useful, especially in the plot of making money and finding a job. The job search for such a beautiful girl is just a side project, and then the plot of saving money and trying to get over for a while starts to show concern for the male protagonist or looking for the original female protagonist. Overall, the shortcomings do not overshadow the good points. Also, in the commentary, the discussion of the male protagonist is much greater than that of the female protagonist. I hope that the female protagonist will be given more highlights in the future.

I have to say that the production of the comic is very good, which adds a lot of points to this novel. The modeling of the male and female protagonists in the comic are particularly matched, and the interaction between the male and female protagonists is particularly sexual. If you only read the novel, you will think that the male protagonist is particularly rough and vulgar. However, the intuitive top-notch modeling of the tall, white, handsome and striking in the comic neutralizes this point well. In the novel, it seems that the two wild father-in-laws have softened a lot in the comic, and they complement each other. I look forward to the conclusion.

The following review contains spoilers, read with caution The lightning protection point is probably that there are some parts that you still can't watch with your mind. For example, the male protagonist has unlimited energy and does not need to rest at all. There is also the fact that Ah Mao is a gambler, but the male protagonist trusts him and gives him money to buy things. The plot advances quickly and the overall pace is very good. Some parts of the trio feel a little problematic. The male protagonist's life-giving literature and the trio are both hilarious. The male protagonist's words and deeds are consistent. Even if he knows that the female protagonist does not love him and is just for money, he still gives the best to the female protagonist. He is very gentle to the female protagonist and just sinks into it soberly. It is very easy to criticize. It's so true that the trio is a family of origin that they can't get rid of. Both people have their own thoughts. It is a game of human nature. The male protagonist wants to get married, while the female protagonist wants to leave to save her life. The male protagonist's concealment of his mother's illness was a sign of inferiority and self-protection. After being discovered by the female protagonist, he was extremely honest. However, not everyone can catch this valuable feature. The details of the heroine checking her cell phone are so well handled. The hero not only loves the heroine, she is also his spiritual sustenance. His longing for a warm and beautiful family all needs to be realized by the heroine. Loving the heroine is his own salvation. This contrast is so cute and very easy to laugh at. The male protagonist's character and psychology also have family-level reasons, which are also explained in the text, and the overall logic is relatively reasonable. This is not just a sweet story about fantasy life, it is very close to reality and even reveals part of social reality. The female protagonist has been working hard to make money, but she gradually falls in love with the male protagonist. The more the male protagonist loves her, the more she believes in the power of the plot, and the more determined she wants to leave. Even if the plot is repeated again and again, and she saves the male protagonist many times, she can't believe that she can rewrite the established fate. This is human nature. After all, she can escape unscathed. Who is willing to risk her life to accompany the male protagonist? The female protagonist just wants to live a good life. She is a good person, has a charming personality, dares to think and do, and is extremely capable of action. She wants to escape from the plot, but she has her own bottom line. She will not resort to any means to escape. The heroine who is repeatedly teased by fate is like countless ordinary people who try their best but are still unable to compete with reality. It's a rare masterpiece. Anyway, I haven't found a replacement. I will continue to follow up on the follow-up updates, including this new one on the sixth day of the fourth month. I will keep an eye on you... Please keep writing I stayed up late to read it and was in a coma until I wrote this review...

The male protagonist is a very typical super hero + life-giving + lawless maniac + extremely paranoid. The female protagonist is a delicate, smart and beautiful woman. It is difficult to escape from him [you can't escape if you look at the text]. In fact, the writing is very sexual tension, especially the male protagonist's possessiveness and physical desire for the female protagonist. Compared with other literature on rental housing + entrepreneurship, the writing is more realistic, and they are all small bitter gourds that are not easy~ I can't stand it anymore... The male protagonist keeps saying that sentence over and over again... It becomes more and more greasy after that... The female protagonist is also smart, but the male protagonist is really... The character is too single...

The male and female protagonists truly interpret what it means to be one thing at a time. The male protagonist's personality is quite unique. He is a rough guy, a paranoid, and a life-giving brother. The most important thing is that he has a pure love brain (Wei Yuanyuannao). The female protagonist is also very good at dealing with the paranoia of the male protagonist. She trains the male protagonist like a dog. The two of them are also very easy to eat [giving heart].

This four-star rating is for the life described by the author. It is too close to life and too realistic. It is not easy to save money, and it is difficult to find a job. There are also the ups and downs of starting a business, which are all very down-to-earth. I have only read about 60 chapters so far, and I will review it after reading it. Anyway, the plot is okay and quite interesting. The female protagonist is a good dog trainer, and the male protagonist is actually equivalent to that kind of anxious attachment, and he is particularly insecure. Of course, this is also caused by the female protagonist, plus a small part of the male protagonist's original family. There is one saying that the male protagonist is really destined for literature, and all the money is almost all, and he can satisfy the female protagonist with anything else.

The four stars are for the early content. The early content is indeed very well written and more attractive. Because it is rough Chinese literature, many of it is indeed consistent (although it is a bit too rough, but it is really good-looking). I don't know which chapter starts later. The male protagonist shows off his super-heroic strength crazily. The male protagonist always gives people a feeling of being super-heroic. The female protagonist is always looking for ways to make money (although I don't know why she has to make money first before leaving). The male protagonist always feels like a super-heroic, so it's very tiring to watch. (The above is only my personal opinion, it is recommended to delete it)

Every time I read this book, I cry hard. Every word, every sentence about He Yuqi is full of insecurity and love for Jiang Yuanyuan, just like the sultry smell of sweat in the night market in hot summer, like the spicy hotpot that makes people shed tears in the hot summer, like the moldy floor in a dilapidated rental house and the ice water that the male owner drank after doing physical work flows down the corners of his mouth and mixed with sweat into his clothes. The little nurse Lin Wanqin is like a pack of clean and scented printed toilet paper. She is out of place. Yes, everyone will fall in love with her. Although there is only a small space to write about her, I have never seen such clean, polite, quiet and gentle. She is different from many little white heroines, weak and tough, caring for everyone, and she has a lot of love. The heroine Jiang Yuanyuan is like a red rose, but she has to be out of breath under the pressure of life. She wears faded jeans and a white shirt to make desserts. She desperately tries to find a way to survive. He Yuqi, the male protagonist of this book, stubbornly likes Jiang Yuanyuan who is willing to accompany her. He doesn't believe anything and just hopes that Jiang Yuanyuan will not leave and stay with him. Every time I watch it, I feel like my heart is broken, but the plot is so well written that I feel it is too delicate and I can't help but continue to watch the sequel.

God, I really like it. It is different from forced love in the traditional sense. The male protagonist is extremely possessive and loves the female protagonist very much. He did not go against the wishes of the heroine because of his own selfish desires. The male protagonist is very interesting. He is not a condescending CEO. Hey, he is very good-looking anyway. I don't know what happens next. I have been writing about life in a rental house, which is very sweet. I think the turning point should be when the heroine raised 50,000 yuan and was about to leave, and the hero returned to his family. Anyway, it's very interesting. I also fell in love with this novel, written by the author of rough Chinese literature, Da Kuai Peng. It's completely unreadable.

It has been tied. The plot is quite interesting. Some people say that the heroine is abused, but I don't see it. But there is a point: can the male protagonist not be so vulgar in his words sometimes? Chapter 105 made me feel a little embarrassed [crying]