The Heartthrob Refuses to Fall in Love [Quick Transmigration]

Inexplicably, the only thing that impressed me about the male protagonist in this world was the words "bland look". If you can't write the "charming" character, don't write it. The main point of view is also a mess, which made me quit several times to see if it was a romance novel from the male protagonist's point of view. And isn't the male protagonist here to help? What did you do to help? Is Yu Hongshan doing well? If you get paid and don't do any serious work, why are you so superior?

So disgusting, so disgusting, so disgusting. Why do you have to write so much about this disgusting male cannon fodder?

This family is outrageous. It's really not well written. I can't feel the charm of the protagonist or the charm of the supporting characters. Some toxic fans in the comments should not say anything about whether they don't like it or not read it. They are interested in the subject and can accept it before reading it now. Just like how do you know the status of the cat without opening the cat box? How do you know it is really written if you don't see it now? I don't know about others. Anyway, I leave negative reviews because I really have high expectations and am disappointed to the extreme. Paid products will always have good and bad reviews no matter what, right?

What do you mean? The author made all the supporting characters look like they want the male protagonist but they don't want it. Although they intend to be his younger brother and sister, in reality they are just jealous secret admirers.

The perspective is not very clear, and the descriptions of the male protagonist are all narrated from other people's mouths. I feel like the villain brother in the previous chapters, what do you think of Kazuma's daughter? It feels like their story is of no use to the world and can be summed up in one or two chapters. I am more curious about the identity of the protagonist than they are. I look at the world in a daze and know that the protagonist is a powerful person, similar to a "god", or a high-level taskmaster or main god in the system space, that kind of thing. But there is too little content about the development of his perspective. I don't know if there are even a few thousand words in total. They are all meaningless groans from the perspective of supporting characters, which are not useful for the entire main plot. Su couldn't feel it either, was he a little aggrieved? It's an indescribable feeling, a little different from what I understand Su to be. This world feels more like a dream created for Wei Shu, an ordinary little girl with a crush, who was born into this world because of the relationship between her mother and her brother, and later survived because of him. Still with Him, a dream come true. I don't feel like this is about to wear something fast, and the real protagonist is not Him, but her. The whole world was a dream created for her. Because the image of the protagonist is also illusory, everyone in the first world thinks that the Mori sister is a normal and likeable person. Because she only appears in a small amount of time, she is still a calm and likable person, and the relationship between her parents. To be honest, I don't understand why my mother didn't divorce. In my opinion, my mother's attitude towards Yu was normal, but why didn't she get a divorce? Such a promising son has a good daughter he likes. The cheating man still insists on taking back the child. How can you bear it? It's so weird. Saying this will go back to what I said before. I can't go into the overall details of other people. They are all weird and abnormal. The final impression—The whole world was created for Wei Shu.

I roughly understand the author's idea of ​​a "heartthrob" for the male protagonist, but the description is so confusing. Like an empty existence, how to describe it? It's like knowing that this person is very suave and attractive, but there are too few descriptions from his perspective. I can't understand the weirdness under his gentle surface. I read a novel about ten years ago. It also had a heart-throb protagonist. It was very cool and had some interesting plot points. The original male and female protagonists were paired with male protagonists, that is, the villains all liked the male protagonist. The female protagonist drugged the male protagonist and had a child with the male protagonist. Then the female protagonist and the male protagonist were paired with Lily. The protagonist and the male protagonist were together. They fought back, but the four of them were too tired and decided not to do it. Before this, the three male protagonists all liked the female protagonist, which was the background setting of Meteor Garden. The protagonist was a Huaze type character, but the real personality was different. Continuing, the plot is developing in the early stage. The heroine similar to Shancai arouses the interest of the three princes, and then the three of them get together, doi. The protagonist and Jing, who grew up as a female supporting character, got together. Later, Shancai was "kidnapped". The protagonist quarreled with them and went on a trip with the female supporting character. Then they found that they could not live without the protagonist and began to discover their feelings. That book only has 50,000 words, and the writing style is a little bit middle-of-the-road. When I was reading the comments, I saw that the author said that he liked this kind of Su setting and read it by himself. I felt that the author would like this kind of thing ~ I recommend it ~ "The supporting actor wants to elope"

This duplicitous dog is more disgusting than the real thing. It's okay to be paranoid and crazy. If you have the ability, just come. What fool do you think that no one else is as good as you? Only you are worthy of the male lead, yue

The writing made me feel a little aggrieved, but it was well written.

It feels like I'm forcing CP, and there's no cyclical and gradual transition. I feel like something is missing.

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