
Sir Knight Is a Little Warm
骑士先生有点暖
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Sure enough, be looks better... I clicked on he, no offense intended.
When it comes to writing, I am the kind of person who reads articles more seriously. When I read the main text, it is connected with the three views of reality. I stand for Ximing. Obviously the author is not planning to build a world where there are perfect people and everything can be solved smoothly. First, it is said that what Ximing values most is the Holy See, and justice is unforgivable. So what if the heroine's family appears in front of her and lets her choose? I read a story about a female protagonist about eight years ago. It was also magical. The male and female protagonists were deeply in love after marriage. Two waves of people kidnapped the heroine's mother and husband respectively. They also asked the heroine to take the treasure to replace them within the same day, otherwise they would break up. In the end, the heroine chose her mother. I just want to express what is the difference between persisting in loving justice and persisting in loving family? Second, and I strongly disagree with this point, wouldn't love come with being a very just and responsible person? Then, are there so many dedicated and patriotic soldiers, not to mention scientists and policemen who can't even afford to eat when they go home for the sake of people's safety, are they not worthy of getting married or dating? And if it weren't for the male protagonist's responsibility for justice, would there still be a male protagonist who would start to find a bright spot and fall in love with the witch heroine? Would there be Ximing who atones for the heroine (this is what I admire the most and what distinguishes Ximing from other male protagonists and male partners of the same type)? Third, I personally feel that only ordinary people can say whether they are worthy or not suitable. When you are strong enough, you only want what you want and what you want to be with, not what is suitable or what others think is good enough. And, the reality is that no one is immune to change.
It feels like the whole book is abusing the heroine
With a wave of his hand, there was a pile.
Some people have good integrity, some people have good character, some people have good IQ... But... I'm in a good mood, I'm going to fuck you up, don't dive in and come out to write
Roses bloom in September. You are the only one in my heart. I really want to be with you. I give you one!
It felt like it came to an abrupt end. The author ran out of patience at the end of the writing.
This ending is unfinished, force him to
Finished reading. . . Everything about this article is good. It would be better if they don't end up together. I can't imagine that Sally, who has almost given up her relationship, is with Ximing again. Is this the only part of Owen's role? Qwq. I feel in my heart that it would be better for the heroine not to get married than to get back together. Am I alone?
So in the end I chose great love. I had no choice, so I sacrificed myself and let my lover be the one who suffered. This is not warm at all.