
Refusing to Play the Male Supporting Role [Apocalypse]
拒演男配[末世]
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- Danmei (BL)
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- Modern Era
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After reading it, I really feel that the protagonist's mother is a virgin and selfish. She has no worries at all and is just holding her back. Because if she wants to get married, she has to force her son to go on a blind date. She also claims that it is not good to get married in front of her son. She actually knows that it is not good, so she can't bear it? It's the end of the world, and if you still can't bear to look away, you have to let your son marry a girl! Wouldn't it be better to let your son live in peace and be with the one he loves? And the same goes for the main character Shou, who should have revealed the matter from the beginning. He had to go on so many blind dates, and while saying that he liked sex, he went on blind dates with his mother. It was really speechless.
Seeing this, I really hate Shou and his mother. I have a lover, and I know that I want to go on a blind date. For the sake of my own face, I don't want to take the Aries method. I don't think of a way, so I just want to delay it. I keep saying that I am afraid that my mother will not accept it, and I have never thought about how to solve it. It's the same with Shou Ma. Others don't do anything and just say nice things to get her sympathy. Gong had been fighting with Shou, and even saved Shou, but instead he was always on guard against Gong. And it would be good to be alive in the last days. I really haven't suffered any hardships, yet I still want to go on a blind date with Shou under the banner of doing good for Shou. If he really finds a woman for his son, how can he regret it if he is implicated to death one day?
What's more ridiculous is that the male protagonist goes on a blind date with his lover. It's really hurtful. If it were me, I would be angry too. Instead, he took his anger out on Li Cang. It's hard to understand him. You know clearly that Li Cang didn't do it, but you still ask if this is a contradiction. Shield, if you change the relationship between attack and shou here, it is the gong who expresses anger in the blind date, and the shou is the one who is scolded. A lot of people must start to call gong a scumbag. All emotions are equal, and they are all men. Why must one party be tolerant and the other indulged? Can't we understand each other?
Is this... Over?
The most disgusting thing about this article is that you go out on a blind date with someone you are dating. You are such a despicable person. You thought it was some good article. Fortunately, you read the comments in advance. It's disgusting.
I finally couldn't stand it anymore and ran away.
I feel that it is unnecessary for Mama Ye to do this. She should be worried that her son will be lonely after she gets married. But blind dates are really hurtful. A friend of mine was forced by her mother to go on 20 blind dates during the Qingming Festival holiday. What a feeling... She swore on Weibo that she would travel all the time during the May Day, National Day and Spring Festival holidays. To hell with blind dates, this girl is not a cabbage!
Oh no, why is it so unfinished? The author's bacteria don't need to be purple——
It's really about to end, the rhythm is so broken. . . . . .
. . . . There will be no result from two feelings. . . . Xiao Wang. . . .