Love of the Raven

How to say it. The author's writing style is quite good. I haven't found a novel I like for many days, but I read this one. The biggest feeling is Tao Tao. She is my idea of ​​an ideal woman. Confident, calm, rational, goal-oriented and principled. I was so angry after watching the ending. She felt that the male protagonist was not good enough for her. But when I think from Tao Tao's point of view, calmly and rationally outside of the emotional range, this is almost the most reasonable marriage for her. The extra chapter also shows Tao Tao's views on this marriage. It is very realistic. She is not in a pure relationship now (she and Xiao Xiao are just crying), but in managing a marriage that requires many considerations. They strike a delicate balance. The male protagonist also knows very well what the female protagonist wants, so he does not pursue his utopia and still pursues finance. To be honest, I was really angry after watching it, but looking at it from the perspective of the heroine, I seemed to understand the heroine's actions. The heroine is really rational, sober and realistic. Admire.

The second time I read this novel, I feel I understand the heroine better when I read this article. People say that the heroine worships money, but in fact, the reason why she rejects the male protagonist time and time again is that the two have different values. The female protagonist is pure enjoyment, knows how to use resources and is ambitious, while the male protagonist longs for a utopia and has a strong desire to control. You will know from reading the article that the female protagonist will not lose her sense of sovereignty just because the other person's conditions are good, while the male protagonist expresses his desire for control and self-assertion every second. This is the most unacceptable point for the female protagonist. From the reasons for their breakup with Shen Gu, we can also see that no matter how much the heroine worships money, the most important thing is her career. I believe that even if the female protagonist knew the male protagonist's true family background from the beginning, the two would still not be together in the end (the male protagonist taking it by force does not count). In addition, a boy like Xie can be seen as a domineering CEO in novels. In reality, he can run as far as he wants. Love cannot save patients, and some things still have to be left to the hospital.

Spoiler alert!! The heroine is Bai Fumei who is very utilitarian. She is very enterprising and excellent. She is constantly pursuing progress and has a high emotional intelligence. The only relationship she failed in was her first love with the male protagonist, and she has provoked this crazy dog ​​ever since.

Demining, the male protagonist cheated before and after marriage. I can't bear to watch it.

So, what is the reason why the male protagonist protects the second female protagonist from beginning to end?? He knows what the second heroine wants to do, but he still protects the heroine every day. This kind of plot will make him love the second heroine even more.

The only person who understands Tao Tao best is Xiao Xiao. From the fact that the male protagonist has been waiting for the female protagonist, it can be seen that the male protagonist is paranoid. Some people think that it is reasonable for the male protagonist to be miserable, but it is not entirely the fault of the female protagonist. To be honest, the male protagonist was not honest with the female protagonist at the beginning. The fact that the female protagonist could talk to him even though she didn't know his family situation meant that she was not without feelings. Although she broke up with the male protagonist when she met Shen Zhizhou, the male protagonist's possessiveness also played a part in the reason. The heroine has a very mature view on love. She pays attention to the man's financial strength but does not worship money, does not compromise, and breaks up with those who are not suitable. There is not so much pretentiousness. The mistake I made was probably playing tricks on the male protagonist twice. In fact, thinking about it, the male protagonist also took advantage (shhh) Thinking about it from another angle, I think the heroine gave her sincerity to the hero other than calculation. Maybe she didn't realize that she gave it to the hero all the first time, but the heroine was still very rational, so she chose Gu who had outstanding family conditions that time. The character of Lin tide breaks the image of the Cinderella heroine. It is really very realistic and sad. Is she smart? Smart, very smart, knows how to make choices and take advantage of human nature. In fact, I still don't understand that people like this focus on studying. Is it possible to go to a university while working and studying at the same time? Maybe there are some stories behind it that I don't know. This article is particularly extreme. The female protagonist is exquisitely egoistic, and the male protagonist is paranoid and has a utopian heart. Xiao Xiao is really perfect. Compared with other novels, this article is more like recording real things. It is realistic but unrealistic. It uses realistic words to record unrealistic things. This gives me a great feeling.

Looking back now, I realize that I always felt that the male protagonist had never slept with the female protagonist, and I felt a little comforted. Until the next detail, the female protagonist wanted to kiss the male protagonist, but the male protagonist turned her head away. If she has never slept with him before, would the female protagonist dare to kiss the male protagonist? This kind of subconscious request for a kiss, and the male protagonist's natural and unsurprised rejection, a pure relationship will never happen. With skillful writing and good character design, the characters will develop in the story as if they are alive. Sometimes the author cannot control the direction. It is possible that the author did not deliberately design the male protagonist to sleep with the female partner. But in the world of this story, in the corners that are not written by the author, the male protagonist must have slept with the female partner. After all, they are also living people in their world.

I have read this article many times, and I feel uncomfortable every time I read it. I really hope that the author can rewrite the ending of be. Isn't it good for the female protagonist to be beautiful alone? The male protagonist should lock up with the second female protagonist and not harm the female protagonist.

In fact, I don't really care whether the male protagonist and the female protagonist have actually slept with each other, but what I care about is that if two people have slept with each other, under what circumstances? If the male protagonist and the female protagonist are not married, during the breakup period, has the male protagonist slept with the female protagonist, and how many women have he slept with? It's not a big problem, but the key point is that the male protagonist and the female protagonist are married, and the two people have a legally recognized relationship. If the male protagonist and the female protagonist really slept with each other at this time, it would be an affair within marriage. This is a matter of principle and a moral issue. This is unacceptable to me. The male protagonist is a bit of a scumbag, and he always feels a little bit wronged by the female protagonist when it comes to his treatment of the female protagonist. He protects the female protagonist in front of the female protagonist, or maybe because the male protagonist thinks that the female protagonist is the previous female protagonist, the heroine in his imagination, so the female protagonist is entrusted When the male protagonist is wronged, he will feel that the female protagonist has been wronged, so he protects her. He does not want the female protagonist in his heart to be wronged (if the author said that the male protagonist is sick, this may make sense), because the female protagonist is the substitute of the female protagonist. I read the last few chapters carefully and thought about it. I personally think that the male protagonist and the female partner have never slept together. The article said that he only slept with Tao Tao, but Taotao was more than him. It should be considered more obvious. The male protagonist regards the female partner more as It becomes spiritual comfort, like a refuge. Whenever the male protagonist is hit by the female protagonist, or suffers from inner suffering because of the female protagonist, he will go to the female protagonist, because as the saying goes, the female protagonist is the substitute of the female protagonist, the person he imagined. The female protagonist in the film, so with the female supporting role, maybe he can deceive himself and think that the female protagonist is by his side and the two of them are fine. This analysis seems to make sense. I can't say for sure. Personally, I feel that the male protagonist is still innocent, but I think the author It is indeed possible to write about the changes in the male protagonist's mental journey, as well as the things between him and the female protagonist, how he views and treats the female protagonist, and why he defends the female protagonist so much in front of the female protagonist, as if the female protagonist is his enemy. . . Alas, I feel like this heroine is like the kind of female supporting character in Mary Suwen~

I stayed up late to finish reading this article. I had never dared to read the review after reading it before. Because I knew the author's urinary nature, I felt that it was another black and white article... It's really dark and realistic. Tao Tao is really a good girl. I feel very moved when I see her working so hard. Who can refuse such a smart and beautiful little girl? You still have to read the article yourself to have an opinion. I feel like she is a scumbag and hasn't left society yet. If girls were as sensible as Tao Tao, I don't know how many detours they would make. She has always been goal-oriented and knows what she needs. For her, a man is just a stepping stone in life, a pedal to help her fly higher. She also rejected her second boyfriend's mother because he wanted her to be a housewife. She will never rely on a man, but chooses to maximize her own advantages. I want to praise again. I originally thought that the author was particularly fond of the beautiful but low-QI Bichi, but Tao Tao is different from the few stories the author has written. She is really smart, capable, and very lovable, which makes me feel a little ashamed. As a woman, I was moved by the description of her. She broke up with him when it was time to break up, she was very energetic, and she didn't hesitate even after the breakup. And I feel like she hasn't done it with her previous partners, right?? Regarding the "scumbag" Tao Tao that most people are targeting, let's get back to the point. This article is really realistic. I am really speechless at those who blindly accuse the male and female protagonists of being scumbags. I feel like the author must have personal experience... Because good-looking people almost always have these kind of thoughts. If they are girls, hanging on to someone, pretending to be cute, and engaging in ambiguity. Based on what I have seen around me and my own experience, it is actually quite common. Because he is good-looking and he was raised by others, so... I really liked the male protagonist at the beginning. When I read the copy, I thought he was a black little naughty dog, which is exactly what I thought! I felt that there was just too much missed between him and Tao Tao, and it was so embarrassing that it made me sigh. In the later stage, you misunderstood me and you slept with so and so. It was a really sour and sad plot! Fortunately, it is just a HE that has come full circle. Even if it is a fake HE, I feel better after watching it! Because I think according to TE, it is impossible for the two of them to really resolve their feud. The sudden reunion in the final ending makes people feel a bit scary... Especially Xie Ze, I always feel that he has a big game (. How did Mr. But I don't think he is yandere, the young man is quite rational?? At least there is still a desire for revenge. To be precise, without Tao Tao, he was quite normal. When he met Tao Tao, his rationality disappeared. On the surface, he was still indifferent. However, his rationality in front of Tao Tao was crumbling, like a domino about to collapse. Under Tao Tao's influence, his whole body was affected. As long as something happens to Tao Tao, he will immediately start biting his handkerchief behind his back and turn black... At the end, the whole autism thing suddenly comes out, and the setting is very forced and round. It made me have some questions. I might as well say that he is mentally ill_(:з∠)_It's so scary to be so paranoid, it's just short of stk. I suggest that the male protagonist stop reading this article. Xie Ze is really miserable, and he inflicted it on himself. He refused to let himself go, so he didn't let Tao Tao go either. He also ridiculed that if you lick until the end, you will get nothing. Obviously, you will lick until the end and you will get everything (crossed out) (← Just kidding) Oh, only Lin tide is a bitch. From the first time she appeared on the scene, my bitch detection radar was jumping like crazy. However, only a bitch in the world can discover the true nature of a bitch (referring to the heroine). Although I really like the heroine, calling her a bitch is just an attribute. When I was an Amway person, I didn't think that bitch was such a hard-to-express attribute. After all, everyone has different views on the role. I quite like the bitch heroine in the author's works. It simply opened a new door for me and made me never return. I don't really understand whether Lin tide and Brother Xie have had sex. Well, everyone is an adult... I wonder if the readers of the article have not yet taken the college entrance examination... The author is also unclear about the issue of their love. I probably did it when I dropped my watch, but I think Brother Xie just wanted to take revenge on Tao Tao and himself. When Tao Tao got out of the car and had a drunken one-night stand, I really couldn't accept it when I read the review... But after reading the whole article, I just felt that he was really miserable... He loved humbly and fell in love with the earth, but he was still cold and cruel in front of Tao Tao and did not say anything out loud. If you had a normal personality like Tao Tao and others, you wouldn't have to go to this point... I like every one of Tao Tao's boyfriends! My favorite is of course Xiao Xiao, who can not love this little boy! It's just a pity... Tao Tao must have touched him the most. After all, the previous relationships were all carefully planned fake relationships, and they all fell in love with her face, and everyone tried their best to flirt with each other. Xiao Xiao is different. His contact with the heroine was also due to business cooperation, and their interactions were normal (in the public sense) and comfortable. He also analyzed love data, which is really cute 5555 I really like Tao Tao. She doesn't want to accept Xiao Xiao's support even in the face of life and death, so she downplays her original money-worshiping image. If someone thought that her love was worthless and that she was really just pursuing money and fame, then she would have accepted Xiao Xiao's assets long ago, and he was willing to give them all to her. Xie Ze is definitely not the one who understands Tao Tao best, and he cannot understand Tao Tao at all because he hates what she pursues and hates shopping and finance. What he fell in love with was just a fleeting glimpse, a warm shadow in his memory. He repeatedly tried to compare the real Tao Tao with his imaginary Tao Tao, and was bound to be disappointed. But he still fell in love without any regrets. Love was so difficult and hopeless, almost pitiful and endearing. He is also very contradictory. He is mentioned in a Tao Tao tone at least twice in the article. It can be seen from his academic choices that he has truly changed. Because he finally gave in. Instead of philosophy, he chose finance. Despite his disgust, his pride was still broken, and it was still for Tao Tao. He wholeheartedly thought that he understood her, so for the desire in his heart that he did not admit, he wanted to become the kind of person she loved. And she did understand him best, but he never understood her from beginning to end. At first he thought she was so innocent and cute, but later he thought she was just greedy for money, but these were not completely her, because they were all frivolous illusions. I won't go into details about how hard-working and patient Tao Tao is. However, she is the one who plays these tricks. Sad love may not be called love at all. My wife's articles always leave room for thinking. The reality is cold and biting, and there is no truly perfect ending in the novel. I'm not even sure there was love between the two of them. Even the beauty of youth in the past cannot cover up the sharp differences. Ironically, youth is the only thing worth remembering between them. As Tao Tao said, they were both happy in campus life when they first met in their senior year of high school.