
The Art of Taking Down Scumbags
虐渣记
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It's rare to read a romance novel without much real romance, but I was completely attracted to the female protagonist. The original male protagonist had all kinds of illicit views, straight male self-righteousness, selfishness, and the chauvinism that I hate the most. Every time I see the male protagonist, I really want to go into the book and tear him apart!
... Whether the poem written by the male protagonist is original or not actually makes no difference to that other world. Those poems have been passed down through the ages, but those poets neither existed in the past nor the future of that other world... So in fact, for that other world, the crime of "plagiarism" is not established... Since the purpose of "spreading Chinese poetry culture" has been achieved, it doesn't really make any difference who spreads it. On the surface, the heroine seems to be doing something righteous and awe-inspiring, but in reality, she just doesn't like the hero. Reading through the full text, it is clear that the male protagonist is gay, but to be honest, the most unbearable thing is the female protagonist who must force the male protagonist into a desperate situation. If you say you want to be a bad person, just admit it to the end... But in fact, every time this girl acts, she will have a high-sounding excuse in her mind to excuse herself. Not to mention anything else, if I were this male protagonist, I would also explode. Everything goes wrong and I feel so frustrated. The key is that the same culprit is always the same. In the end, it was no longer enough for someone to lead troops and fight in a battle to serve the country. Really, I had to press hard on someone's head to stop him from breathing... The male protagonist made mistakes step by step. When he got to that point, didn't the female protagonist have any responsibility? The male protagonist is mentally retarded, but the pain he has experienced is real, and he has survived desperate situations time and time again, always fighting for his life goals, and never giving up. She is also a person who has traveled from modern times. In comparison, the heroine is spoiled and pampered. She relies on her backer throughout the whole story and does not suffer at all. She also thinks that she is the righteous heroine, Keke, all day long. Although I know that this is the author who feels sorry for your precious daughter, but as a reader, I still advise you to think twice about having a daughter next time... Filia is very good as a heroine, but this girl... Makes people feel so bad that they start to sympathize with the super mentally retarded male protagonist...
Finished reading! My favorite extra chapter in the whole book, I feel like the writing power is different here. The emotion in the text is really thin. . . That's not to say it's bad to be sparse, but the male protagonist's feelings are completely unrealistic, even if there are only a few hundred words, mainly because there are too few details in the description.
Finished reading! My favorite extra chapter in the whole book, I feel like the writing power is different here. The emotion in the text is really thin. . . That's not to say it's bad to be sparse, but the male protagonist's feelings are completely unrealistic, even if there are only a few hundred words, mainly because there are too few details in the description.
Is the captain of the guard seventeen???
Hehe, Shiqi is so cute =3= It's just that she's a bit unsatisfied without meatHey
Although the true ending is very satisfying, it is still a pity that it took so many detours... I liked the relationship between the secret guard and the master so much that you wrote, and then I suddenly decided that I might as well write a story about a princess knight ORZ...
I really like the last part~
What a great ending
Mano, long time no see... Touch... Come on for the college entrance examination~~~ If you come here, sister, I will take good care of you