Immortals and Demons: Flowers at Dawn Beneath the Moon

Why does the male protagonist who is locked up in the Demon Tower ignore her?

To be honest, when I first started watching it, I was very drunk when I saw that the male protagonist's saliva made the female protagonist so wet... But I also confirmed the author's style of this article. It is good, and it is my favorite type. In fact, I refused, but now that I am beautiful, how can I bear to let him down? This sentence makes me think the heroine is very cute... (It is well known that the cuteness is more crooked) Then I looked back and found that it was interesting that the female protagonist, the flower demon, would get drunk if she soaked in wine. Please forgive me as a human being with limited knowledge. Then... Then the male protagonist left an extremely bad first impression on me. Then I saw the god-like progress of the male and female protagonists. To be honest, if it hadn't been for the birth of the baby later, I wouldn't have realized that it was such a god-like progress... I heard the name Jiang Zi mentioned by a handsome man, but when I actually read it, especially with the author's big parentheses, I still couldn't help but laugh... Then I saw the woman in the back, what was her name? Well, leave her alone, I never know a person's name clearly. The woman said something to the heroine. One look and you know there must be a conspiracy behind it. The heroine foolishly believed it. Fortunately, the heroine was not tortured very much... Well, it's not that there was no torture. The author didn't write it out, so I happily continued reading. Later, I saw that the heroine met the hero again and the truth came out. I was very happy, and then I saw the heroine's words. "I could only rub the demon boy's urine on him to cover up." I found that the heroine is still as cute as before after all this time. (Please allow me to be at a loss for words.) To be honest, looking back, I saw that the male protagonist took the female protagonist back to heal her injuries. I had a feeling that the female protagonist didn't like the male protagonist anymore. But then the female protagonist's temptation made me know, oh, it turns out she still likes him. Later I found out that the identity of the female protagonist was amazing, and I felt that the image of the male protagonist in my heart instantly changed from negative to positive. I feel like he is actually a better male protagonist. "Hua Chao, you are mine. No matter what you become, I still only love you. I still only want you." Although this sentence is found in many novels, it still scores a lot of points for the male protagonist, at least for me. Then I still prefer the male protagonist to become a devil for the female protagonist. At least here I see the dedication of the male protagonist. To be honest, I still knew why the heroine liked the hero at first. After all, they had been together for so long, but I was a little confused about why the hero liked the heroine. But after thinking about it carefully, I am not him, so I definitely don't know about feelings. I didn't think much about it. But the first impression that the male protagonist gave me was really that he was frivolous... No, he was only frivolous towards the female protagonist... After seeing it, I found out that although the female protagonist likes the male protagonist, she doesn't trust him very much. Could it be that the female protagonist is like me and thinks that the male protagonist is untrustworthy for being with her for no reason... I don't know. So the heroine misunderstood the hero and left sadly... (Suddenly I didn't know what I was writing before) In short, looking back, I still like the hero's final decision better, although I don't know what he did, other than turning from immortal to demon. But I feel that any male protagonist who is willing to sacrifice for the female protagonist is a good male protagonist. Then the heroine has also grown up over the years. I am very happy to see this. I finally see that Bai Lianhua cannot deceive the heroine and so on. The best thing about this article by the author (for me) is that the heroine later seems to no longer love her, but from the text, she can still feel her love for the hero under the outer layer of defense. The heroine is quite cute. And it turned out to be a HE in the end... I don't know if it's my misunderstanding, but I feel that the relationship is a bit weak, and the male protagonist's initial attitude towards the female protagonist doesn't seem to be particularly consistent with the image of the male protagonist later on. Then, without the bloody war between immortals and demons as the main background, or the fact that immortals and demons can't love each other, I prefer this. There are some twists and turns, but in the end they all feel happy and peaceful together.

When Hua Chao was trapped in the Demon Locking Tower, why didn't Yue Ye ignore her? And did he really stay with her to take advantage of her? Well, IQ is limited. . . However, overall the writing is great, keep up the good work!

When Hua Chao was trapped in the Demon Locking Tower, why didn't Yue Ye ignore her? And did he really stay with her to take advantage of her? Well, IQ is limited. . . However, overall the writing is great, keep up the good work!

First person, it feels pretty good, come on.