So Enchanted I Can't Leave

To tell the truth, this article clearly emphasizes that women are the boss, and the male protagonist is just a tool for the female protagonist's happiness. If this is the case, why do you design a plot that forces the heroine to get married and have children? It's not that satisfying. After all, isn't the most attractive thing about this article just that no matter what the heroine does, the hero has no regrets? As a result, the ending is like this, which is not in line with the tone of the article. I feel like I've been cheated.

As a digression, I absolutely do not support surrogacy.

After reading this, the male protagonist was fine in high school, but when they got back together, he felt betrayed. It was impossible to tell that he loved the female protagonist, and it didn't matter what he was thinking whether he loved the female protagonist or not. How uncomfortable it was. However, the female protagonist did not gain any substantial benefits. Instead, the female protagonist kept changing herself to cater to the male protagonist. Since they were all loved to death, the female protagonist could be a bit bad or selfish. The male protagonist couldn't stand it at all. He couldn't stand who he was touching. Anyway, he didn't touch the readers.

It looked good, but it ended suddenly

I was reading a sweet book from beginning to end. You have to believe in yourself It's beautiful from beginning to end, and the pace is also good. For such a tough-talking male protagonist who can't control himself, don't listen to what he says but watch what he does. A submissive heroine with morals and common sense will never get a heroine. As a heartless person, I understand. The writing is great. The details are perfect. Come on, I want to read all the articles written by DaDa.

If the heroine doesn't want to give birth to her own child, why should she have to give birth to one? A marriage is complete without children. How painful is it to give birth to a child?

.. Obviously the heroine doesn't want to have children by herself

Dear author, are you sure you have finished writing this article?

I'm done. . I feel for this male protagonist. . A little greasy. . And I can only feel the love of the heroine, but not his love. He was quite sincere when he was in high school, but when he grew up, he was like Shakespeare in The Taming of the Shrew, taming the heroine. The heroine has really changed too much, it can be said to be beyond recognition. And the heroine doesn't have an obvious personality, anyway. . Forget it, let's thank the author for writing the story.

Will you stop writing essays from now on?