I'll Never Dare Oppose the Protagonist Again

I really don't understand... It just feels like forced abuse for the sake of abuse. Obviously the writing is so good at the beginning... But at the end it's just an outline stream of consciousness essay... The twists and turns between attacking and receiving are really inexplicable, and it doesn't feel logical... I don't understand, I really don't understand...

I can only warn you all the children who are waiting for the cookies. The second half of the plot takes a turn for the worse. It is so cruel that you will go crazy. There is no sweet love story at all, not even love, only misunderstandings and unrequited love. And by the last chapter, there is no love at all. The protagonist completely avoids the protagonist and refuses all the way to the last chapter. Then he loses his temper and only agrees to "try being together" with the protagonist. Pay attention! ! ! Just try to be together, and then the whole drama ends. You have to look at it and know it in your heart.

What a wonderful twist from the author! I really don't understand why I don't forgive Gong. Originally, if his parents were not saved, would they have died? Did he almost kill his parents, and then why did he start abusing them? Not forgiven yet.

Why do I want to know more about Mu Shaolan...

I never should have watched the ending, but I dared to watch it today, and found that the ending is very tender.

It seems that everyone's comments have seriously affected the author's mentality. This kind of anticlimactic approach makes me a little disappointed.

Is it considered a HE? Even though we are together, I still feel a sense of regret. Because I felt that the knot between them has never been untied, I was very tangled in reading it. I originally wanted to wait until the knot between them was untied and then read it all at once, but who knew that the author would suddenly finish it so quickly. When I read Chapter 77, I always felt that this novel should have at least dozens of chapters before it is finished. In fact, I haven't read the first 9 chapters because I'm not sure about the ending, so I watched the ending first. However, I've been paying attention to the comments before. I don't understand why so many people say that Xiao Gong is a scumbag. Why do I think Xiao Gong's reaction is normal and reasonable?

Well, this is an article I followed two years ago. I couldn't find the address when I read it in the UC browser. (*￣Rǒ￣) I picked my nose and saw it again now, but I think I finished reading it there. Hehe, it's very interesting.

Although I am very curious about Mu Shaolan, I also want to have some sweet follow-up stories. It doesn't have to have letters. In fact, many people can just write obscurely, or just turn on the light. I just want to see the sweet part. After all, this part is a bit, too little? I was really looking forward to the women's clothing section, blah blah blah, but I think it's a bit too fast. Maybe it's because of the harmony. It's OK from the neck up. Oh my God, I want to kneel down.

The ending was so anxious and sad to watch