Torture Those Worthless Scumbag Men to Death!

I was once very disappointed with JJ's romance writing and the so-called authors of female protagonists with no CP. The only JJ author I've seen who advised girls to open their eyes to the world instead of just love was a middle-aged male author. There are too few sober female authors. I feel sad every time I see this.

It's a bit sad... But that's how it should be. Nothing more than starting from scratch

I didn't really wake up until this year. There was an article like this seven years ago. I feel very surprised. I have been reading novels in Jinjiang for fourteen years.

Woohoo, it turns out that Zero died so miserably. Feeling sorry for TAT

The article written six years ago was quite interesting.

This ending is quite good, and there is still a long time for them to love each other.

It's so touching. Although there are many scumbags in the world, there are still men as warm as Zero.

Unexpectedly, the plot described by the author has become a reality. 2020 Is really magical.

To be honest, I have always harbored the fantasy like everyone else that a real zero would suddenly appear. Until the end, what appeared was the Zero in Xiaobao's memory... The Zero she recreated... Although it was logical, it made me sad emotionally. Along the way, it was really gratifying to see Xiaobao slowly calm down his anger and start to find ways to fundamentally solve the problem. Xiaobao is a good person. After possessing the ability to act recklessly, they are also willing to abide by the rules of society, and use the law to punish those they dislike within the scope permitted by the law. Even after experiencing so many cruel past events, there is still a bottom line and hope in my heart. I hope the future will be better as described in this article. (In addition, I am still very curious about two things: one is whether Xiao Bao is the grassroots heroine of the original president's story, and the other is whether Xiao Bao's time travel has anything to do with the basin of foot-washing water) Give me a kiss and wish you a happy Lantern Festival~ (I haven't slept yet, it's still Lantern Festival!_(:зゝ∠)_)

This is a story that is funny, lively, warm, and sad. I was really immersed in it and gained a lot from it. It is a novel, but to me it is more than just a novel. What initially attracted me was naturally the plot. The theme of scumbag abuse is eye-catching, the face-slapping content is refreshing, the story logic is smooth, and the rhythm is relaxed and moderate. Even though the reason for writing this is a work of venting, the author has taken into account all aspects he can. Throughout the book, Chinese text almost runs through the whole book, which is the auxiliary thread that keeps pulling me to read. The heroines, or the stories written by the author, are not all stunning, but the scenes have a strong sense of imagery, such as the intertwining of light and shadow in the falling leaves at the beginning of "Newland"; the characters are also full of three-dimensionality, such as Xiaocha who chooses to guard the wasteland with her lover Bingxueli. Behind the novelty and logic of every Chinese article is solid sincerity and intention. There are often details inside and outside the book that resonate with me. For example, the heroine's world-beating hacking skills awakened my dream of conquering the world with code when I was in second grade; another example is the global popularity of Chinese culture, which reminds me of reciting political history in the first year of high school; and another example is the science foundation mentioned in "Frozen Planet", which reminds me of "A Brief History of Time" that I purchased in order to write a well-founded time-travel novel. Of course, what I admire most as a late-stage procrastinator is my ability to execute. Whether it's the heroine doing what she says, writing articles, defending rights, or the author writing this novel because of the double standards of the Harmony Movement. If you have an idea, create the right conditions to complete it. The tone of the story is heavy but light, but the writing style is light but heavy. Just give two examples. One is a lost culture. Song Ci has been passed down for thousands of years, but we who still live in this land have long forgotten that it was once used to accompany music. A few days ago, I happened to be chatting with my classmates about Tang poetry and Song poetry, and I commented indifferently that Song poetry was indeed more beautiful to read. The second is the law. How to make the current laws and rules more fair is a long journey. The divorce case of Yang Huifang in the article once again made me notice the "tolerance" of the existing law for the party at fault in the marriage; the original rights protection fully supported by the heroine in the book is even more difficult in a reality where morality has declined and the law is not even the bottom line; and, more importantly, the judicial credibility that has been depleted over the years still needs to be restored. The author's three views and mine are very consistent. The heroine's early extreme emotions, repressed restraint, and subsequent natural transformation and growth are all in line with common sense. The author has something to say, and has solemnly told us as readers more than once that life may have a dark side, but it also has beauty and warmth worth remembering. Such serious attitude always makes me very touched. Regarding the emotional scene between the heroine and Zero, it really made me cry. Until I read the last word, I still felt a little regretful, but this is the most appropriate ending. The Zero who existed in a certain novel can never return, so the person who stands side by side with the heroine after so many years is just Zero, not Zero. Because this kind of regret is so logical, I sigh sadly because it is irreversible. What is lost, whether it is objects, people or feelings, is often difficult to find again. In life, every miss we know and don't know should be collected and cherished. The heroine is good at using words to construct logical novels, which are perfect and have a world of their own. Since those experiences that are not your own initiative deserve to be treated wholeheartedly, what reason is there not to value everything you actively create? No matter the heroine, or us. I would like to express my gratitude to the protagonist and the author with this review, which allowed me to pick up things in my spare time and feel deeply moved between smiling and thinking deeply. PS. Due to editing, there are still some flaws in the whole book, such as the inconsistent names of various websites and groups.