Made to Measure

LZ is right. The male protagonist is really too timid when it comes to relationships. Since he is in love, he should be brave. But it is obvious that the heroine has sacrificed more and suffered more grievances in this relationship. As a woman who has been in love, I know that even a very strong girl wants to be pampered and loved between boyfriend and girlfriend. Mentioning a breakup is a very emotionally hurtful thing, but the male protagonist mentioned it easily and blamed all the fault on the female protagonist. He also thought that the female protagonist would hurt his brother in the future. Doesn't he have no responsibility at all? Later, I went after the heroine and her so-called apology was mixed with accusations. I gave her a candy with a stick, and the heroine stupidly forgave me. In his heart, the brother is more important than the heroine. I am really worried about what they will experience when they are together in the future. The heroine will be wronged again. Although it is unfair for both parties to pay in love, I still hope that the heroine will love herself more and be more decisive. 555... Actually, I still hope that the heroine can break up and find someone who loves her the most. Once she gets involved with the hero's family, I feel that their relationship is going to be a BE in minutes. I feel that the author ended it here is actually the best ending. I am really afraid that if one day there is an irreconcilable conflict between the female protagonist and the male protagonist's brother, the male protagonist will stand on his brother's side without hesitation.

In fact, when I saw the end, I wanted the ending of be more.

The beginning was pretty good, but after seeing the ending, I really wanted BE to end for the first time, ugh

Why would my wife write a new article? It's been two years since the last one_(:з∠)_

I don't know if it's because there are a lot of arguments in this article, so the ending is a bit rushed. In fact, I feel like reading the article is like watching other couples quarreling. Just like a person drinking water, it is unclear to the observer. In reality, we can't rush to say what's wrong with the male protagonist or the female protagonist, because they will solve it themselves. The same is true when reading the article. Let's discuss whether the couple is sweet or not, and send them our best wishes~

No, I felt very uncomfortable most of the night after watching the ending. How should I put it? The way the male protagonist handles this is really true. I have actually seen many similar situations before where he has touched relatives or similar bottom lines. But after he met the heroine again, he said that it was the heroine's fault and it was his fault. I really felt uncomfortable watching it. Maybe it's like what other comments said Because the male protagonist cannot forgive himself and forgive the pianist, he makes the choice to avoid meeting his brother and the pianist. Self-consciously, he regards the heroine as the sun that suddenly enters the darkness that he escapes into. The male protagonist is a sunflower, and the female protagonist is the sun. She clearly yearns for the sun, but dares not to step out of the darkness. She protects her brother who has turned into a seedling. Once the sun threatens the seedling, she resolutely walks deeper into the darkness, or drives the sun away from the edge of darkness.

I was originally very curious about the romance novel of Little Green Bird. To be honest, I was a little confused after reading it. I personally felt that the ending was rushed. Let's talk about the protagonist. First of all, the male protagonist left me feeling a little disillusioned. Judging from the initial description, this is a story-telling male protagonist with a stable appearance and a sad heart. I also began to see that the copywriting was thinking of the two protagonists encouraging each other to grow together and finally succeed in a sweet story. But halfway through, I discovered that once the male protagonist was exposed to his inner pain, he didn't even have the courage to challenge, and he didn't change from the beginning to the end. If it weren't for the mistakes in the setting later, there would have been no way to deal with it. This is the most unacceptable point for me. Then there is the heroine, a traditional heroine image with a bit of silly sweetness. The character design is not novel, but her cuteness is that the little green bird clearly grasps the key points of the character design. The most important thing about silly sweetness is sweetness, not stupidity. Some of the heroine's little thoughts can always make people laugh, and she is also down-to-earth and has a sense of substitution. The most important thing is that she constantly gains experience from the people around her along the way in the article, and constantly works hard for her own happiness. Although this part is not clearly highlighted, it serves as a tone and sets the tone for the entire text. Who wouldn't like a girl like this? As a girl, I like them all. I feel that this is actually the reason why Sha Bai Tian has become an inspirational classic. Although there are constant appearances of ridiculous characters, if it is well written, it can be liked by the public with normal views. But once a girl falls in love, she is easily manipulated. I won't say much about this. What I must say is that I don't agree with the idea that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist so much that he stays with her even though he is not sure whether he can trust her. Personally I cannot accept this kind of emotional flaw. I have always believed that loving someone and accepting them requires a certain degree of confidence to ensure their happiness. If you can't guarantee it at the moment, then you must at least work hard for it. There is no denying that the male protagonist really likes the female protagonist, but this kind of feeling of retreating when something happens is not called love, it is called selfishness. Love is dedication to the other person, such as the heroine to the hero, and liking is to satisfy oneself, such as the hero to the heroine. Why do you think that people like sunflowers must surround you to fill the vacancy in your heart? Once a problem arises, you will immediately reject people thousands of miles away. This kind of behavior of coming and leaving immediately is extremely annoying. In summary, leaving the male protagonist alone for the rest of his life is more satisfying than this ending! I'm so angry!

I don't think the male protagonist is that good, I find it frustrating to watch, it's just because the female protagonist likes him. The heroine will be very tired, which is not to say that the heroine is not wrong, but that these two people are actually not suitable for being together. When something goes wrong, the male protagonist's first thought is to ridicule his love for the female protagonist. It was the same at home before, when his brother got a headache and became angry. It's not that he shouldn't value his brother so much, but that he was too harsh on the female protagonist. It was very easy to get back together in the end. If you say something like a reconciliation of grudges, just hold an umbrella and work hard to get back? I don't feel like I have anything to apologize for at all. Is it a co-authorship or a charity from you? The heroine is too disappointed. She still wants to record a recording after a breakup. It's obvious that she doesn't value you much. Isn't that embarrassing? It is rare to meet a couple that makes me feel that they will never be happy together. I always feel that the heroine will only become more and more tired and regret getting back together in the future.

I'm so sad... Why is there no extra episode? ! ! ! ! ! ! I really want to see my brother act cute again! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

I can understand what the male protagonist said when they broke up. I don't agree with saying that the male protagonist doesn't like the female protagonist that much. How much he values ​​his brother and how afraid he is to get into new relationships. He has done a lot of foreshadowing. In the end, he is willing to accept an uncertain future and trust the heroine, which shows that he really loves the heroine. The heroine made this decision because her brother had been pleading with her. She really couldn't tell the hero about this kind of thing, because she tried to say it, but the brother knew very well that it was impossible, so he just made it difficult for the heroine, so the heroine could only bite the bullet and agreed. But the ending was really abrupt, and I felt that this breakup should not be resolved so easily. After all, the novel foreshadows many plots in which the brother gradually recovers his memory. However, the heroine, as a person in the novel, has no ability to guarantee that the brother will recover. To be honest, if the brother is really overstimulated and cannot wake up, then the male and female protagonists will definitely not be able to be together. This thing is, it's the brother's fault for restoring the male protagonist, and it's the brother's fault for not restoring the heroine. So for such a complicated matter, the ending is very easy and HE, which always feels a bit unfinished...