Princess Kiki, Transform!

The problem with the heroine is that her moral sense is too high, but she lives in a more realistic society, so she is very painful. In fact, the male protagonist is quite speechless. He can be said to be a very double-standard person, not to mention the good friend next to the male protagonist, who is the ultimate double-standard. At the beginning, he looked down on others for objectifying women, but later it was the woman's fault. He and the male protagonist scolded women together. It was really funny to watch it. Could he really be hit like this, right? Don't you think you don't look down on others? When you objectify others, you are also objectifying yourself. Moreover, the scene where the heroine and Xiao Bailian went to the game made me speechless. No matter what the heroine decides, there is no problem, but there is no problem if she goes to the game. Does she have any relationship with the male protagonist? No. Before that, the monetary value the male protagonist provided her was far lower than the emotional value the female protagonist provided him. Moreover, the male protagonist's naivety and double standards are revealed here, as he actually agreed to the female protagonist's test again and again. To him, the heroine is just a pet that can be molded. He wants her to be like that. Part of what he said later is that he likes her because of the relationship they have been with for a long time. He hopes that the heroine is upright, is he himself? Do you agree to test other people's identities over and over again? He is so despicable, he is really not worthy of the heroine. In comparison, the heroine is ten thousand times more noble than him! If it weren't for different reincarnations, it's not certain who's ending would be like. The heroine is willing to endure hardships and work hard, and can face reality and persist in herself. She is a truly powerful and powerful person. What does the male protagonist have besides his face and family? Furthermore, in the middle, it was mentioned that the male protagonist spent tens of millions for this drama, and everyone lamented that he paid so much for the female protagonist. Is he paying for the heroine? It was obviously for his own sake! Putting this on the heroine is really a moral kidnapping, making everyone feel that she would be disrespectful if she didn't agree. But this play is obviously more about him dreaming, and it is more meaningful to him. Women are required to grow up early. From infancy, she is given the necessity to be mature, she has to be well-behaved, she has to be obedient, she has to be upright, she has to be simple, she has to give, she has to be sophisticated but not worldly... She has to do too much. For men, they only need the sentence "A man is a boy until he dies", a universal shield. They don't need to grow up, they can remain childish, because this is the "innocent heart" His "innocent heart" is filled with the flesh and blood of women. His years are peaceful because others carry the burden for him to travel far.

I watched it again, no, what about the follow-up to My Little White Lotus???

It would be nice to write this as a long story. I feel like the male protagonist is still a child and he is in love with the dazzling Princess Qiqi. Later on, this contradiction was simply ignored. The relationship between the male and female protagonists could have been portrayed more deeply, which is a pity.

The foreshadowing of Xiaobailianxian has not yet been revealed... The longer I write, the shorter it becomes, which is really a trap.

I am so afraid that I will change my mind when the rain comes. Sure enough, I have grown up

Ah, I didn't expect that I quite like the second male lead... Ugh

Why don't they have a full order sign? Woohoo.

You're so cute, I don't hate you anymore, huh

It feels like such an ending!

Ah, it was so sweet that I cried when I saw the ending. I don't know why. Everyone here is not bad. Wow. It's such a gentle and beautiful article.