The Myriad Admirers' Road of No Return [Quick Transmigration]

The heroine is hurt and feels extremely guilty towards the hero. What the hell is this? Also, why does the male protagonist blame the female protagonist for hurting her so confidently? I blamed the heroine for not being able to protect her at that time. In the end, I really hate all the brainless brothers of the hero in the novel, so I would blame the heroine!

Don't be fooled by the author's book title and introduction. This article is not sweet at all. I was so abused that I couldn't bear it. It was simply too unpalatable. There is also such a cliche that the male protagonist turns black and treats the female protagonist xxoo, leaving the female protagonist dripping with blood. It's a bloody plot. I remember the first time I saw this kind of plot was in a bloody novel like The Domineering President Falls in Love with Me. It was written with sweet body-torture. If I'm serious, I didn't write it well. I don't know what it is. In short, it's bloody. I couldn't see it.

How is this abusing a man? ? The heroine is going to be tortured to death! What about those innocent ordinary people? Isn't it pitiful? This man is all guilty of all this, why should he be so comfortable?

That's it? That's it? That's it? ? ? ? ? ! ! The tragic things that the heroine Hihara has experienced are simply too painless.

Why on earth does my heroine still fall in love with this scumbag? Oh my god, are you sick?

I really don't understand why the heroine is made so disgusting? Even those with a slightly more upright outlook can't stand it. She is completely acting like a bitch and setting up a memorial ceremony. The brother was so close to that woman in front of her before, and she was able to get behind her. She loved her to the death. If she wrote a new man, it didn't smell good. Why did she have to be so mean? The Jiang Ai in front scolded the heroine. I think it was right. Although it sounded a bit unpleasant, it was indeed what she did.

What right does the male protagonist have to do this to the female protagonist? It's okay if I have many girlfriends. It's okay if I just tell the heroine that I don't love her, but it's not okay if the heroine has boyfriends? And he blames the heroine for giving up on him. Compared to the hero who inherits the family, the heroine is simply too fragile. If the heroine doesn't give up, the heroine must be hurt a lot! And I really don't like people who force the heroine, and the description at the end of the description of being covered with bruises, the heroine just hurts herself to scumbag others?

The male protagonist is such a scumbag yet still being targeted? ? ? And the heroine is too crazy

You promised that your brother, who is not related to her by blood, will not lose his heart, but now you are still reluctant to let go. As a heroine who has been wandering for more than fifty years, you actually hesitate? Isn't this wrong?

Is the man who came last just pretending or something? Why didn't the heroine say he loved her when asked, and why did he come here to pretend after letting her die of despair?