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I have read this book a long time ago. I stopped before because there were no extra chapters. I recently read it again. I liked it at first, but then the more I watched it, the less I liked it, because the male protagonist lost his character. I really like it, but it feels very superficial. Most of the time, the heroine needs to take action herself. I don't mean that she must rely on the male protagonist, but that's how the text feels to people. The male protagonist is really not good at it, especially when it comes to security. He is reserved and reserved. Others point at your partner and scold you, but you still don't express anything. Especially in my last life, Xiao Ran actually answered the phone. I was really uncomfortable here. Even between brothers and sisters, they will not answer other people's phone calls without permission or inquiry.

Because the landlord likes this author, but the male protagonist of this novel is not likable.

Although it has been a long time, I still want to say that there is no such thing as the top scorer in the national college entrance examination, and the scores in each province are not necessarily the same.

Every time the male protagonist has a romantic relationship, the female protagonist will step in to solve it. If the female protagonist has a romantic relationship, the female protagonist will also devote herself to solving it. The male protagonist will know that I am unhappy. Why do you want a boyfriend like this?

I feel that Li Yao's attitude towards Xiao Ran is a bit subtle. Judging from the fact that Li Yao attaches great importance to Xia Liang and protects her calf, Xiao Ran hypnotized Xia Liang and made Xia Liang almost die. On the contrary, his attitude towards Xiao Ran was: just this time, it won't happen next time. Although he understands that in order to take the overall situation into consideration, he cannot offend the Xiao family, and Professor Xiao is still his teacher, but I feel that he is still too tolerant of Xiao Ran! Facing a third party who wanted to kill his girlfriend and almost succeeded, there was no resentment at all... Emmm... He was a bit like a holy father.

I was the only one who felt that Xia Liang and Qiao Xiaomai were in similar situations. They were both reborn. Then they had someone who liked them since they were young and were steadfast. Then they were pretty, could dress up, talk, talk, make money. Then, many male companions liked her, and the female counterparts who liked the male protagonist were basically jealous, etc.

There are too many female supporting characters, which is annoying, and the male protagonist does nothing.

His girlfriend was almost killed, so he just gave me a few warnings? Is this Xiao Ran his true love?

The male protagonist seems to be really useless throughout the whole story. Every time there is a peach blossom, it is the female protagonist who solves it. The last male protagonist, Xiao Ran, is solved by him, but that's it, that's it?

I have been following you for several years and I have read all your novels.