Frost Chrysanthemum Blade

Come on, author, I support you. Why should the female protagonist be single-minded when the male protagonist abuses the female protagonist? I can understand the male author, but I can't understand the female author who likes to write about stallions and scumbags. I have been reading your articles and I like them very much. I hope you keep writing. There are still people who support you!

Jinjiang is indeed a city of female virtues, what a bunch of perverts! The male protagonist is such a disgusting person, and the female protagonist still wants to be with him, and even said that he is too cruel to the male protagonist, so I would like to send a message to all those who sympathize with the male protagonist. I wish you will meet someone who will destroy your family in the future. You and him can live happily together and never separate.

Those who criticize the heroine must be all love-minded. It's too scary to want to fall in love with an enemy after the country is ruined and the family is ruined.

These women really don't know what's going on. The man ruined the heroine's family, and they still expect the heroine to really choose the hero in the end? ? I don't know why women now like to watch the female protagonist being abused, and the male protagonist being abused is like his own son being abused. In my opinion, the male protagonist should be tortured severely. There are too few articles that really torture the male protagonist.

This ending is much better. Otherwise, if someone kills your whole family and you are marrying him, how much hatred must you have against your family to repay like this?

What is the heroine doing? The male protagonist is tortured throughout the whole story, and in the end the female protagonist cheats on her with a mistress. The unfaithful heroine is so selfish that she only needs someone to accompany her? That sucks.

I can only say that this woman is too selfish He has to make the male protagonist endure the hardship for him until he sees her falling in love with someone else... Before the heroine finds a healthy new goal, she must hold on to Ju and prevent him from dying... Inexplicable!

To what extent can love allow a person who has been hurt by love to despair to make a promise for the next life?

Principle, principle! ! !

This ending is so disappointing to me. I really hate the heroine. Nanzhu is so miserable. Will you write it?