[Titanic] A Dreamlike Journey

You can see it anywhere on the Internet, a male chauvinist who does all kinds of evil and violence, a playboy and a scumbag, and as long as he loves the heroine, that's good enough. As for the heroine, she is too holy, too cute, too pretentious, and too weak. In their eyes, the heroine's little shortcomings are more intolerable than the hero's murder and arson.

I just want another kind of encounter extra...

What a well-written article! Don't miss this great article that is both literary and scientific! Especially the male protagonist is vividly portrayed. Much better than the articles on the list!

The male protagonist is very plump and has the image of a businessman from Tusla, the American capitalist monopoly group in the early 20th century. The heroine, who is kind and has a high moral bottom line, are in completely different worlds, and they do not agree with each other's values ​​(the hero will sneer at her, while the heroine will despise and condemn her). If they hadn't met on the Titanic, they probably would never have fallen in love with each other in their lives. However, these two completely different people ended up together. Just like Zhang Ailing's "Love in a Fallen City", the fall of Hong Kong made Fan Liuyuan Bai Liusu. The sinking of the Titanic made Carl and Margaret.

What a magical article this is! ! !

It's not easy to persist until the end. I thought the heroine was pretty good before, but gradually I started to feel that she was a bit too pretentious, double-standard, and hypocritical... I was able to persist until this point probably because I wanted to see Karl have a good ending. I didn't expect that the heroine in the extra episode was inexplicably confused and made me feel a little bit... Just like eating chocolate with a spicy taste... My whole body felt bad.

What can I say about this article? I basically stayed up late to read the first part of it. It was very touching, but the second part made me feel depressed. . . Although the male protagonist is not a good person, the original novel is not a good person either. . . However, it's quite speechless for the heroine to accuse others so arrogantly. The second half of the heroine's story is filled with hypocrisy from beginning to end. It's such a complete mess. The male and female protagonists are so unlucky to meet each other. The two of them work together, which makes them more and more annoying. . . I originally wanted to buy a full V, but now I don't want to buy it at all. . .

It's over! However, the last chapter was also a bit rushed. Margaret had to take so many children with her when she was escaping, so much so that Karl gave up her seat to the children. Fortunately, Karl was okay. If he really died, it would be entirely the heroine's fault. . . I really can't stand it, I can't help but complain. . . .

The male protagonist is like sh*t, pure and lousy, the female protagonist is also outrageous, the ultimate saint

It's a little bit hard to describe, but the setting is like this, and it's logical. And I'm not intolerant of the shortcomings of the male and female protagonists, but it does make me feel a little bit bloody, and it's also very Mary Sue. The only thing that feels a bit problematic is the emotional changes of the male and female protagonists. I can add some psychological description or related details.