Painkillers

Even though they have been separated for so long, they have never given up on each other... I remember reading the ending of this article on Tieba. Now that post can't be found, and there is no update here.

Ahhhhhhhhh, no

This can be regarded as protection, but it is a drag. . . Such a male protagonist is really tiring. On the one hand, he exposes his weakness to the female protagonist, but on the other hand, he says it is okay, and it clearly makes the female protagonist feel distressed. This plot is so childish. What else is he doing?

First of all, I really like the heroine of this article. She has an independent personality, mature thinking, dares to love and hate, she is a rare good girl, thumbs up! She is very strong. When faced with criticism and insults, even the mean insults from the male protagonist, she can always remain herself and face them bravely. I admire such a girl! Then I really feel that this male protagonist is a bit pretentious, like a resentful woman. He pins all his emotions and needs on the female protagonist, always expecting others to love him in the way he expects. I feel that such a man is really immature and childish. When he encounters a problem, he never thinks about facing it and solving it. To make it clear, instead, you first fantasize about how wronged you are, how you tolerate yourself, how "good" you are, how you feel sorry for yourself, and then you can't help but complain, and you don't even give the trust you deserve, you just act coquettishly, and on the one hand you say you're "very good", but in the end you make yourself sick, and you don't work or work hard. Can self-abuse solve the problem? Don't you know it will put a lot of pressure on the other party? If you really like someone, you will not always show your weak and broken side in front of the other person. Such a man is irresponsible. What makes me feel most uncomfortable is that before things are clear, he says to the heroine: Whose bed are you in? I can give you whatever money he gives you. Is this what a man says? If I remember correctly, he didn't say sorry for this afterwards. What happened after that, like getting wet in the rain, self-abuse, going crazy, was just because he was afraid that the heroine would leave him, and he achieved his goal after struggling with life and death. Then his words were so vicious, shouldn't he apologize seriously? Besides causing trouble for others, what else does self-abuse do? Why can't you calm down and act like a man? If you're wrong, you're wrong and apologize! The whole situation of life and death is really shocking. I can't believe this is something an adult does! So childish and so shameful! Even though he later got a job, his impression of him was really not good. He was really not worthy of the heroine because he didn't understand what it was like to truly love someone. He was too immature. The above is just my personal opinion. I actually like this article quite a lot because I like Korean entertainment and the heroine is really great! The author's writing style is also very good. I just don't like the male protagonist. I hope the author won't be offended. I'm sorry.

Lou Lou, keep writing~~

I have been watching the updated chapter 34. Maybe because I haven't gained weight, I feel that the story is a bit dull at the moment. The story is not very exciting. I feel that the male protagonist is not strong enough. It feels a bit awkward to match such a strong female protagonist with this male protagonist.