A Loser at Life

Qin Jun, no one in this world loves you

The male protagonist is constantly surrounded by young girls, but he still has the nerve to say that the female protagonist doesn't want him. The heroine's life has been so miserable. No one has ever truly loved her. She treasures every little bit of kindness the male protagonist treats her. Since becoming a monk cannot let go of the mortal world, the heroine should still enter the secular world and find a warm home

Why doesn't the hero die? What a scumbag, go to hell. The heroine actually fell in love with him, which is really poisonous. The heroine is so miserable??????

I don't like the heroine's character, not because of the author, but because there are too many such girls in reality. Regardless of the status of the male protagonist, he is a very typical type of man: when he is passionate, he can take his girl to travel across mountains and rivers to look at the stars and the moon, and when he is angry, he calls her a bitch and beats her. Usually this kind of person was spoiled as a child and maintains this self-centered character as an adult. And there is a kind of girl, as long as her partner treats her better, the fists and insults she received from him will be like being carved in the sand, and will be blown away by the wind, but the tenderness he once showed her will be carved in stone by her, and she will miss him for the rest of her life. Girls, there are actually two kinds of light in life, one is cold light (such as toilet light), and the other is warm light (such as sunlight). Don't hold on just because a ray of light shines in your dark life! Distinguish between cold light and warm light! It is worth holding on to, it is the warm light that can give people the strength to move on! It makes you want to live vigorously, aggressively, hard, and actively, instead of lingering on, not escaping, and not mistaking numbness for peaceful living! If you cannot encounter warm light, if you are unable to shine on your own, then even if you are single, it is better than picking up men in the trash can. And a trash man who doesn't deserve to be remembered.

After reading it, I shed tears several times. But overall, I don't really like this kind of heroine. Her sadness is due to fate and her own personality. She always lives in the past, looks back on herself and feels sorry for herself, amplifying her sadness.

In the second brush, the male and female protagonists actually hope that the other party will take the initiative in the end, but there is no fate.

There has never been a novel with such hope! Qin Gou, you did it!

This book is so awesome to me. Except for Cheng Yu who is a little upset, I feel like the whole book is really awesome.

At first I sympathized with the heroine, but later I was filled with questions. Isn't this Stockholm?

Fortunately, we are not together. Being together is really unacceptable. Don't meet Qin Jun again in your next life. Live a good life for yourself. Qin Jun, please be a good person.