On the Other Side of the Mirror

Ah, is the male protagonist not doing well? He is addicted to food.

After reading several big novels, I found that the perverted male protagonists in most of them are reluctant to express their feelings to the female protagonist. They always face the female protagonist coldly, causing the female protagonist to misunderstand their feelings. They are also unwilling to compromise for love. They just have to forcefully instill their own views on the female protagonist and ignore what the female protagonist wants, needs, and whether she is happy or unhappy. Can people with superior IQs be so emotionally dull? I think it's a pity. The heroine of this article wants someone who can support her throughout her life and they just happen to like each other. If only the male protagonist could get to know the female protagonist better instead of making subjective assumptions about her, they wouldn't be like this. In the end, the female protagonist in the parallel world dreamed of domestic violence against the male protagonist?????? Meow meow meow???? Isn't this too much???? Hai, I wish that all the female protagonists would not encounter such a male protagonist. This is not how black people become black... Hai, every time I get to the ending, I force myself to come up with another route.

Dad, you are a treasure. I like your books so much.

Dada's articles have such a yandere style... Although I'm tortured every time, I can't help but keep reading... But... I would like to mention my thoughts. I feel that every article I write, regardless of the character background of the male and female protagonists, will always end in the same way... Can't there be different endings? Reader, I am so miserable... I can't bear to watch the ending series every time...

Heehee likes to see his wife cheating, did Lao Chi force himself to become ntr?

It's ok, but the male protagonist is already very bad! For this kind of man, it's only right that the heroine leaves or doesn't belong to him alone.

Looking from the back to the front, hahaha, the male protagonist is really sick, and the female protagonist is only willing but not courageous, has no self, dare not talk about her secret crush, dare not act when she resists, I want to beat up both the male and female protagonists. But it's so well written, and the characters are so distinct.

I didn't dare to read the previous ones. The gap between the male and female protagonists at the beginning was too big and it felt very depressing.

Great, the ending was a bit too casual

After reading it all, I feel that the last extra chapter is not very similar to the heroine's previous character. The heroine described in the previous ten chapters is a person who has very low self-esteem and is heavily in debt but wants to retain some self-esteem in front of the boy she likes. In the final episode, her character has completely changed.