I Want to Marry the One I Defeated

Save money: If you like a happy ending, you can stop when you see 90, so that everyone can leave the best impression in their minds. If I could, I wish I hadn't seen the plot after the 90s. Otherwise, I wouldn't have been unable to sleep in the middle of the night, posting such a long list. Really angry and upset. I feel unworthy for the protagonist The following may contain minor spoilers. I really don't like Hoyle and Melville, but I can understand Bradley's transfer. His purpose is to catch up with the protagonist and choose to leave. As for Hoyle, I think he is more jealous, unwilling, and fearful. He is unwilling to be the protagonist's shadow, jealous of the protagonist's talents, and afraid of the pressure exerted on him by the outside world, so he chose to transfer. And what he sent to the protagonist before he left, although there is no exact description in the article, and the protagonist did not read it, but his attitude can be seen from the words "I don't hate you" that Hoyle said later. There is also Melville, who is similar to Hoyle. In the previous article, he talked to Gerald about the topic of "genius". From the description in the article, it can be seen that he has low self-esteem. Just the fact that he broke the protagonist's side, OK, for the time being, he fell into love and lost his head, but what happens next? He followed Hoyle around for a while without saying a word. Isn't this just choosing fame between fame and a lover? Yes, these two (referring to Hoyle and Melville) want to prove themselves, but can't they say so in advance? Do you have to do this? Have you ever thought about the protagonist's mood? Could it be that the protagonist's inner strength allows him to ignore the harm he suffers? If it were someone with a less strong heart, he would have collapsed long ago, okay? One is the protagonist's best friend (mentioned many times in the article), and the other is the protagonist's lover. We all have the closest relationship, and to be stabbed in the back just like that, I'm really speechless. And about Melville's betrayal of the protagonist and then walking away from him in the end. Isn't this really disgusting? Yes, the person who can be converted may originally be bisexual. But the person has not discovered another sexual orientation, so must they be dragged down a difficult path (referring to the secular prejudice against txl). The protagonist lives his own life well, but he is really unlucky when he meets Melville. Maybe the author thinks that the transfer is not a big deal, and the protagonist really doesn't care much, but like what I said before, can one's own inner strength cover up the hurt of others? Just because of this, these two people are really the most annoying people. I obviously liked them all before, but after more than 90 chapters, they started to behave like this. I respect the author's ideas, but I really don't like them both. Although this may be the real character of people in reality, they will be jealous, afraid, and have a dark side, but reading novels is equivalent to looking for a paradise. It can be true, but it is not necessary. What is more gratifying later may be the appearance of the little prince. Compared with Melville, he really does not give. Maybe it is the legendary saying that there is no harm without comparison. Ps: Let's talk about something off topic. I think the protagonist might be a little more compatible with someone like Luca and the little prince. Because the protagonist has a kind of arrogance, his arrogance is subconsciously not even noticed by himself, but if the people around him are more sensitive (such as Hoyle, Melville), they will obviously feel that something is wrong, so the protagonist is actually more suitable for a carefree character, or a straight-shooting kind. How should I put it? It can only be said that it is an inevitable result that the protagonists like Hoyle and Melville will end up in that situation. Even if there is no transfer, maybe there will be others.

Luca clearly seems to need someone's pampering the most, but he dotes on others. Bradley clearly seems to dote on others the most, but is doted on by someone. I think this is Luka's home court, not Bradley's home court (laughing and crying)

To be honest, whether it is the main text or the extra world, I have always been very dissatisfied with them for leaving Gregory silently. It is okay if I don't mention it, but I will get angry when I mention it. It is uncomfortable to take CP, which is harmful.

Luca and the little prince are great. Others say they turned around and left. In fact, they were just ordinary friends. But to me, they are slowly drifting away from each other.

Why did this book suddenly end with V? Didn't I remember that it was already finished when I bought it?

This is actually a Luka extra! ! I'm so thirsty!

If not Bradley, why are you like this in the extra story? ! ! Why do you like to trick the people you like to take care of you? It doesn't knock me at all. It is a bit different from the character in the main story.

I like Jiang Fan very much, a real angel, the favored son of God, the eternal protagonist on the football field. I don't like at least a few of them, they are all low. Fortunately, Fan Fan is naturally arrogant and will not really get hurt by anyone.

I didn't read enough of the text. Damn it! It feels like it has stopped suddenly.

Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo painful for me. I'm so lost in love. Why am I gone? Someone can beat me to death with a stick and I'll be reborn until I haven't read this book.