Unawakened

This kind of novel probably really illustrates the differences between men and women. I can't imagine a male author writing this kind of novel where he would sacrifice his heart and soul for a woman to help her become the queen and still be moved to death in the end. So women are really good at being moved by themselves. Maybe some female readers will still think that it is so miserable to see this male protagonist, who is the only one to lose his love. Although there is still a beautiful concubine waiting for him, but his true love is dead and he is told to live well, what can he do? He can only continue the boring and boring life of an emperor. For a man to be so miserable, I sincerely hope that all of our female compatriots will be so "miserable". .

Why is it that every time the woman's death makes the scumbag regret it? Death is just a way to punish the scumbag in the novel and comfort himself. The reality is that the next home will be found in about half a year.

A story about the heroine licking her until she has nothing left. For ancient emperors, if they were sad, they would die in three palaces and six courtyards within a month. How could we expect him to suffer for the rest of his life? If the male protagonist really loves her so much, don't let dying for love become an ancient legend.

After reading it, I feel a bit baffled... I never thought what the heroine did was too good. A man dies for a confidant. An orphan girl was cared for and indoctrinated since childhood. In addition, she gave birth to love. It's okay to still love her after death... The male protagonist is good o On the one hand, OC is unpredictable and on the other hand, he is scheming for Miss Zuo. On the one hand, he indulges and loves the heroine. On the other hand, he marries into the palace after catching a substitute... After discovering the truth, he can leave secretly or forget about it. Why do he ask for explanation like a child? I thought there was some unforgettable past. The male protagonist and Bai Yueguang have never spoken... This makes him look very stupid!

Cherish the people in front of you. Don't always ignore the people in front of you who are sincerely dedicated for the sake of vain imagination. Can the male protagonist find any forbidden skills and trade his life with the female protagonist? The female protagonist should be resurrected. Forget about the dog male protagonist, start a career and become the queen, and take in Mr. Zhao and Mr. Zuo. The male protagonist becomes a ghost and can only watch her play every night next to the female protagonist.

It took me an hour and a half to watch it, and I really felt like it. I didn't feel it was very sad, but it was a bit emmmm. In fact, I feel that the emperor's love is quite obscure. If I were from the perspective of the heroine, I would definitely not be able to tell that he has been remembering that bowl of soup for a long time. In fact, it is also a kind of obsession.

The love of the male protagonist is really too mean, and the relationship between the two is seriously unequal. After reading the whole story, it can be seen that he likes the female protagonist, but not very much. He only occasionally leaks a little bit from the cracks of his fingers to the female protagonist. He can break trust whenever things happen, and he has no scruples when he hurts her. He knows very well that the female protagonist is obsessed with him and can't live without him. On the one hand, she is really easy to use, and the male protagonist is already used to her presence. Men are all cheap. Sisters, don't overdo it. You won't cherish what you can get easily. It's useless no matter how nice you are to him. He will only miss what you can't get.

The heroine is really a licker to the end...

In the middle of the night, I suddenly remembered that there was an author I particularly liked when I was in primary school. I vaguely remembered the name and tried to search for it. Unexpectedly, I actually found it. This book is really, really well written. Even though it has been seven or eight years and I can't remember the name of the novel, I am still very impressed by the content of this book. I am very touched and very happy to see that the teacher is still insisting on writing novels. Come on, teacher!

Do you know why the heroine doesn't have any hatred at all? Because the author did not write about the heroine in her own right, but wrote about the heroine in a joking manner, as if she had lost all her memory, so in this case it seemed to be abusive to the male protagonist. This kind of story doesn't lend itself to a happy ending because the male protagonist doesn't deserve it.