The Amnesiac Substitute Ex-Wife

Let me tell you one thing, this man is like no other.

Why does this male protagonist make people feel selfish and incompetent? What's going on?

I feel like I quite like this article, and I like the concept of He Ranran, although some parts seem not to be thoughtful enough, and the male protagonist is not satisfactory. But in life, how can we expect every male protagonist to be strong?

The hero is really. . . . . . Hard to describe in one word

The male protagonist will probably end up alone all his life.

Does such a male protagonist make people angry? It's so disgusting. He clearly knows that his liking has brought harm to others, but he is still selfish and unwilling to solve the problem. When I read it at night, I was so angry that I wanted to go into the story and beat the male protagonist to death.

Now that I see it, I don't understand what the positioning is. The writing is in an ordinary romance style But after watching so much, running for one's life in a high-pressure environment to find the murderer. Even after finding the murderer, he is still running for his life. It feels like the villain is just a superficial villain, and his motivation is just a light admirer. That's not to say there won't be such crazy people But the entire text revolves around how to survive from a madman. I feel completely deceived by the copywriting. There is no romantic atmosphere at all. I am always pressed by the high tension like a ray on my back. It is really painful.

Sometimes I really want the hero and Gongyi to be together.

If it weren't for the fact that I had read a lot of brain-burning articles before, I don't think I would be able to keep up with the author's brain circuits now. But I obviously came here to read sweet stories, grandma's, not sweet stories, as long as they are cool stories, or sad stories, what the hell does this mean? Fortunately, the author wrote well, otherwise I would be even more depressed.

The male protagonist is a bit... Low in emotional intelligence?