The Woman Who Became A

The author has caught both bl and bg in one go.

I've finished reading it. How can I put it? It feels a bit unfinished. The pace at the end is too fast and it doesn't have the same passion as before. But overall, it's still a highly recommended article. The flaws don't hide the good points.

Unexpectedly, I finished reading it. I think I first have to admire Ghost's determination to withstand so much criticism of Hooligan He, although this is not a pleasant thing to hear... After all, in the middle and later stages of the story, I saw Zuo saying that he was related to the main plot. At that time, I was alert, thinking that I might have overlooked some important details. After reading it, I found that there is no such thing. The main plot is indeed triggered by the death of the male protagonist, but there is really no need for him to be such an important role. If you think about it carefully, there are three reasons, as follows: 1. He can be the main plot, but he doesn't have to be the male protagonist, let alone rob the female protagonist. Deleting his attempted sexual intercourse and various disgusting obscene behaviors will not affect the main plot, and this is also the core reason why he is opposed by readers. This is easy to understand. The main plot is related to insects, but there is no need for the protagonist to raise a pest and have his body defiled by Xiaoqiang... The plot related to the male protagonist is probably such a sense of déjà vu. 2. The main plot in the middle and later stages does not require his participation. From the moment he died on the island, the heroine ran to be resurrected, causing the property and people around her to be wronged, and finally came back to slap her in the face, it turns out that it was actually good for the hero to die. If he dies, there is no need to wait for his consent to survive the tribulation. The heroine is free; if he dies and the heroine doesn't save him, it will not affect the heroine's slap in the face later, because when the heroine slaps him in the face, no one knows that he is alive, and the heroine does not lend his strength, but wastes time taking care of him. I wonder if the supporting characters are worthless? For the sake of such an obscene criminal who attempted sexual intercourse, the lovely mental patient and the heroine's relatives and friends must be wronged. Even if they are not dead, it is not good to hurt the flowers and plants (they were promised to be intelligent, but several of them were destroyed). In the later period, he had no effect on the main plot. The heroine was stronger than him at the time, and he was countless times stronger than his grandfather, but his grandfather was able to enter the heroine's door. What about the formation? Would you mind having fun? The existence of the male protagonist can be said to be of no help to the main plot. There is no need for him to come out to force the story. The female protagonist can analyze the scattered bones and rise to the top at any time with her wit. Patients, relatives, friends, flowers and plants do not have to be wronged, and the ghost does not need to force ants like his grandfather to break in just to add scenes, lines and shots to the male protagonist. His existence has both disadvantages and disadvantages, as if it is just to tell us that perfect authors and online articles do not exist in the world. Even the ghosts who could have been perfect must create shortcomings like He Hooligan in order to be perfect, to get closer and closer to the people. It's like a sense of security is not too much in the first place, but when the male protagonist talks nonsense, the female protagonist immediately believes him. 3. The last and worst thing is that the early domineering CEO routines were actually forced molestation and objectification of women. Even Korean dramas that are good at routines have been eliminated by Da Yi. But there is still such a group of people on the domestic Internet. If the knife doesn't cut you, you won't feel pain, but your eyes will light up and it's so sharp. If the gangster doesn't have sex, you can just watch the movie leisurely. Hey, he didn't succeed anyway, so why be so pretentious. Teacher Guo said that people like this will be struck by lightning. This is why I am so opposed to this male protagonist. I like Ghost Dad very much. To be honest, most novels have unlikable male protagonists. But the point is that such a criminal who attempted sexual intercourse should not be the protagonist. There is always something to shine. After all, Jinjiang targets many young girls. Good writing like Da Da Da can easily give them the illusion that such illegal behavior is cool and affectionate. It's not hard to imagine the consequences of such an ideological concept. Wasn't it even the case of the pregnant little internet celebrity? Underage girls mistook wretched men for true love and mistook sexual fetishes for true love? Spider-Man said that with great power comes great responsibility, and I think this applies to everyone. The better the author writes, the more careful he or she must pay attention to the message conveyed, because influential words can have far-reaching consequences. To sum up, the existence of Hooligan He is not helpful to the main plot, but deleting the plot is beneficial. His rival scenes even cause many bugs and spread bad ideas. If you don't like it and insist on it, if you are loyal to the emperor, if you don't say it to your ears, if you don't get rid of He Lin, it will be difficult to see the blue sky!

I don't quite understand. Could you please elaborate more?

It's nice to look at, but a little uncomfortable at the same time.

I like the heroine. I read this article a long time ago. I was following it all the way back then, and I felt that the heroine written by the author was very good. When I watched it, I didn't think there was anything interesting about the male protagonist. Maybe I'm superficial!

Can we use one to ten time to convince the "alliance leader" not to enter the world and become a "god lord" to conduct a "God Realm Live Broadcast" every ten years to guide the pollen to progress and become gods, so that more pollen can continue to be fans in the God Realm. It also allowed the "God Lord" to become pregnant, which made her figure "taller" as she prepared to breastfeed during the pregnancy. This way, everyone watched many, many, many "extras". Thank you?

No... Why didn't the heroine come back...

Like some sisters in the comments, I feel that the portrayal of the male protagonist in this article is indeed not very good, and there are indeed obscene actions that go against the heroine's intentions. This can easily mislead others' attitudes and ideas about relationships. I also think that after the heroine's strength reaches a certain level, she does not need to be with such a person. Perhaps this article will be better as a non-CP article.

Oops, it's over, I still have more to say:-D